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Posted: 10/9/2012 11:55 PM
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mqduck
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I've got another question. In the Windows version, there's a "Replace Port 2 Start With Microphone" button, but that option doesn't seem to be anywhere in the Linux version. Is mic emulation Windows-only? EDIT: Nevermind, I figured it out. In case anyone's wondering, even though the option doesn't seem to be anywhere in the GUI, you can still turn it on by editing the config file directly. Open ~/.fceux/fceux.cfg and change "SDL.Input.FamicomPad2.EnableMic = 0" to "SDL.Input.FamicomPad2.EnableMic = 1".
Posted: 10/9/2012 9:38 PM
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mqduck
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It worked! Thanks for your help. :) Might I suggest adding that those steps might be necessary in the FCEUX documentation?
Posted: 10/8/2012 10:38 PM
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mqduck
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Thanks for responding! I tried following your directions as best I could, but there's some issues... For one, there's an "Eject Disk" but no "Inset Disk" option. For two, switching disk sides changed nothing. If it helps, the game I'm trying to play is the original FDS version of The Legend of Zelda. The title screen shows up, and it eventually goes to showing the various items you can collect, but I can't get anywhere past it. EDIT: Am I to take it this is a problem most people haven't faced? In my own, very limited, experience, it's been pretty universal. I should mention that I've also tried it both on my laptop and desktop computers.
Posted: 10/8/2012 4:23 AM
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mqduck
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FCEUX doesn't seem to read any input when I load an FDS game. I tried mapping to my gamepad and keyboard, and running it in GNU/Linux and Windows. No matter what, it never sees any of my button presses (but it works fine with cartridge ROMs). What's the deal with that?