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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 1/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
Retroarch is just out of date compared to upstream, this was fixed a while ago there. The onus is on Retroarch folks to pull upstream fixes.
To workaround this, you could simply just provide official firmware instead of relying on internally generated firmware (which is what's bugged here). |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 2/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
You probably have old hacked firmware which would have issues on real hardware too. Using your own dump would probably fix this. |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 3/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
The issue is with a very old implementation of "fake firmware" which doesn't have proper WiFi info, which freaks a lot of games out when they try to read that. This has been fixed upstream for a long while, but Libretro hasn't pulled in those fixes (and the onus is on them to do it, as it's not an official version).
Easy enough workaround is to just use real firmware. |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 4/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
The issue is due to an old implementation of fake firmware. The newest versions of melonDS do not have this issue. I believe EmuDeck uses Retroarch's melonDS? Which is unofficial and using an old melonDS version which has this issue. You can workaround it simply by using real firmware. |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 5/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
That just means you don't have ECM installed. If you're on some Debian/Ubuntu distro then doing sudo apt install extra-cmake-modules should fix it (if you're on some other distro the package is probably called extra-cmake-modules). |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 6/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
The DS has an entire GBA bundled in it. For melonDS to support GBA games, it would practically need to make a brand new GBA emulator. At which point, just use a dedicated GBA emulator like mGBA. |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 7/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
Config -> Video settings -> 3D Renderer -> Software
It's enabled by default. |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 8/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
You need to use official BIOS files, the builtin free ones will not work. |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 9/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
melonDS does work on 32 bit systems infact (you would have to build it yourself, and you will not get the JIT which is arch specific / only available for x64 or ARM64). Although if you have a truly 32 bit CPU, then you frankly will not run melonDS at full speed. |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 10/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
The OpenGL renderer is a bit more intensive than the software renderer (if you compare both at 1x).
Capping at 30 FPS sounds more like some VSync being enforced if anything. Also if this is a laptop, plug it in. |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 11/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
This is just standard "OpenGL renderer sucks" issues, as the OpenGL renderer is just not very accurate. |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 12/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
If this is a laptop, make sure it is plugged in. |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 13/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 14/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
The "Android version" is unofficial so any features there have no guarantee to be on the official versions and vice versa. |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 15/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
075h 1 Extended Language (0..5=Same as Entry 064h, plus 6=Chinese)
Language 7 is Korean. Similar to Chinese this is only represented in the extended language in firmware userdata, the older language field will just be set to 1 (English). This also means the supported language bitmask is another bit large (bit 7 for Korean). Presumably DSi specific settings follow the same rules, although I don't have a Korean NAND to verify that.
(for language 6, entry 064h defaults to english; for compatibility) (for language 0..5, both entries 064h and 075h have same value) 076h 2 Bitmask for Supported Languages (Bit0..6) (007Eh for iQue DS, ie. with chinese, but without japanese) (0042h for iQue DSi, chinese (and english, but only for NDS mode)) (003Eh for DSi/EUR, ie. without chinese, and without japanese) 01Dh 1 Console type
0x35 is the console type for Korean DS Lite, which also has extended user settings. So gbatek's description of bit 6 seems to be wrong? Bit 0 seems to be more indicative of having extended user settings.FFh=Nintendo DS 20h=Nintendo DS-lite 57h=Nintendo DSi (also iQueDSi) 43h=iQueDS 63h=iQueDS-lite The entry was unused (FFh) in older NDS, ie. replace FFh by 00h) Bit0 seems to be DSi/iQue related Bit1 seems to be DSi/iQue related Bit2 seems to be DSi related Bit3 zero Bit4 seems to be DSi related Bit5 seems to be DS-Lite related Bit6 indicates presence of "extended" user settings (DSi/iQue) Bit7 zero |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 16/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
It's unlikely it's anything related to "codecs" that are causing the issue. More likely you just didn't have the libgl1 package (and maybe some other OpenGL packages) installed and VLC ended up having it as some dependency so automatically installed it when you installed the VLC package on whatever package manager. If anything what you ran into is weird case of that distro for some reason does not install those packages by default for whatever reason (most distros have these packages installed by default). melonDS releases just being raw executables means you don't have any kind of installation process automatically installing these libraries (although melonDS really shouldn't need that in the first place except in weird cases like this). |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 17/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
System -> Stop
Then you can manage DSi titles. |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 18/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
How do you "steal" it besides literally overriding the commit authors for some reason. The source code can be freely forked wherever, the GPLv3 license given is permission itself to do such.
EDIT: Also taking 5 seconds using their search indicates melonDS is not forked on there, so I don't get why this was really asked in the first place. |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 19/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
Having a site with a ton of projects mirrored/forked isn't exactly something bad here, on face value this at least seems no different than someone deciding to mirror/fork projects not originally hosted onto GitHub on GitHub itself (e.g. glibc). As long as the license allows it to be forked (i.e. it's open source in the first place) there's no problem here (at face value).
Posted by kikilxve Being Chinese does not make it inherently untrustworthy. Posted by kikilxve Seems more like shady blind low quality mirroring if anything, although technically not so much "stealing" as it is "mass mirroring with some sneaky changes to attract traffic, all allowable by an actual open source" (except for cases where the license used doesn't end up allowing such outside of implicitly in GitHub, then it's just unauthorized forking) |
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Member Normal user Level: 10 Posts: 20/25 EXP: 3932 Next: 482 Since: 03-27-22 Last post: 41 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
I don't think this is really possible per se (at least not without a ton of work). Windows will merge all mice together for standard win32 message mice handling (which Qt uses), and other OSes do the same thing for standard message loops (which Qt again uses), that's not something you can exactly change (and even so, how would the program know *which* mouse it came from?). The only ways you normally can have multiple mice at the same time (on Windows) is by either using DirectInput or Raw Input (and for other OSes would probably require some other platform specific API for more low level input support). This effectively requires platform specific code for each OS to be written for handling input (an annoying task but certainly possible with effort).
Ditto for keyboards (they all get merged into one normally, no way around that outside of using lower level platform specific APIs). |
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