Snes9x unicode Test Build (2012/08/13) is released. Snes9x is freeware for PERSONAL USE only. Commercial users should seek permission of the copyright holders first. Commercial use includes, but is not limited to, charging money for Snes9x or software derived from Snes9x, including Snes9x or derivatives in commercial game bundles, and/or using Snes9x as a promotion for your commercial product.Snes9x unicode Test Build (2012/08/13) Changelog:
| - 32bit rom loading stopped working Short changelog since 1.53 for those too lazy to check github - new APU from bsnes (removes most apu hacks, old states should still load) - cg meta shader support in D3D - rewind support, adapted from Themaister's SSNES (enable in emulation->settings, set hotkey in hotkey config) - libsnes port, adapted from Themaister - bps soft-patching - various small emulation fixes |
Download: Snes9x unicode Test Build (2012/08/13)
Source: Here
Extract it into an existing Snes9x folder.
ReplyDeleteThis is currently the best FUNCTIONAL snes emulator to date.
Yes it is, it's pretty much hassle free, and now uses the same audio core as Bsnes. But why does it have to be in an existing folder? Just curious.
DeleteIts an executable update, it lacks the dll file.
DeleteOverwrite the existing snes9x.exe with the new one.
Sound shit.
ReplyDeleteHow to disable the interpolation?
Knock it off; if you don't like it, use Zsnes.
DeleteOr another SNES emulator.
DeleteSound shit.
ReplyDeleteHow to disable the interpolation?
To me it sounds exactly like a real Snes.
DeleteOh boy, not this loser again....This guy was spamming the Snes9x boards last year asking the same asinine question about disabling audio interpolation. Look buddy, it cannot be disabled, if you want it off THAT badly, change the lines of code yourself and compile it from the source yourself.
DeleteThe Sony SPC700/Nintendo S-SMP output is 1:1 to a real Snes and if you played the real hardware before, you know full well that it is how it's supposed sound. If you don't like it, well, too bad buddy. Stop bugging the devs with your trivial requests.
I desagree.
DeleteSnes9x is surely the best snes emulator out there. But... I've played Secret of Mana on my REAL Snes too many times and the sound is a bit strange somehow.
Maybe the sound of bells on the victory song or maybe the music being cut every time I hit an enemy on the field.
I cannot explain exactly what it is, but I'm sure it's not 1:1
I don't have the snes anymore, I played the game back in 1994/1995 I think.
Then test it on Bsnes; that, for a fact has been tested to be 1:1.
Deletetherandomizer
ReplyDeleteI do not know what you mean. I delved into the source code but poorly versed in this where things change.
I know that originally there was a snes interpolation, but the choice of the player could also provide that there is diversity.
I am disappointed that you took the path of development of bsnes emulator because this shit. snes9 should go on its way.
Why, because Snes9x implemented an even more accurate audio emulator core? This emulator is HARDLY going in the same direction as Bsnes. If you want to disable interpolation, use Zsnes; it has such an option. If you don't like Snes9x, DON'T USE IT.
Deletethanks!
DeleteTo Jany.
DeleteUse snes9x 1.51.
It have a option to disable the interpolation.
32bit rom loading stopped working.
ReplyDeleteWhat does it means?
I've loaded Donkey Kong Country (32Mbit) and it worked fine...
Is I missing something?...
Sorry if this question is stupid.
To mudlord, the shader pack from themaister no work in snes 1.53, an error jump with all the shaders in d3d or opengl
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