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The decision is very simple: if you have the money, buy a Wiz. If you can't afford a Wiz, buy a Dingoo. But they are not the same, Dingoo has less app memory. Look the specifications: GP2X Wiz 533 to 800 Mhz ARM 64 Mb of memory SDHC cards to 32 Gb 3D accelerator processor Dingoo 336 Mhz MIPS...

Thanks for the competition, is a good idea. I posted your message in the Spanish forum. http://www.gp32spain.com/foros/showthread.php?p=1025987

Posted in gp32spain. Thanks.

Here you are: Psx4All released for Wiz Try press Menu and L or R buttons, but I think this version doesn't have volume control.

Use this settings in your makefile. The compiler commands are prefixed with the name of the host system: TOOLCH = /opt/openwiz/toolchain/arm-openwiz-linux-gnu CC = ${TOOLCH}/bin/arm-openwiz-linux-gnu-gcc LD = ${TOOLCH}/bin/arm-openwiz-linux-gnu-gcc

Look this game compatibility list. The Wiz version is based in the same emulation code. There are more games that works good. Games like Wipeout, Resident Evil DC, or Ridge Racer works good. 2D games works better.

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This theads always ends in a battle between consoles. Wiz is good for take everywhere because is light, compact and has a good battery duration (6/8 hours). It has a bright and clear OLED screen and it is open source. You can play to all 8 and 16 bits systems in smooth emulators, listen music...

The emulator supports the .bin and .cue files too, you need both for each game. You don't need to convert the files to .iso. Use the .cue file that you have for the game, not a generated file. Test the games in the PC emulator ePSXe first. Check your Playstation bios file, some are old versions...

I think you are using the Linux (intel) compiler and linker too. You have the variables CC and LD to call the correct commands, to compile for ARM. Use this in your Makefile: ${LD} sdl_ex.o $(LDFLAGS) -o sdl_ex.gpe.wiz ${CC} -c sdl_ex.c -I${INCS}

Read this post: Using Devkit GP2X in the Wiz

You need to call the menu on exit of your program. I other case the program not returns to menu. #ifdef GP2X chdir("/usr/gp2x"); execl("/usr/gp2x/gp2xmenu", "/usr/gp2x/gp2xmenu", NULL); #endif

You can create a game.gpu file to launch your game like this. This way loads the required libraries from the application directory. But I simply put required libs with the .gpe and works. If you don't use the libiconv, you can quit -liconv from Makefile too. #!/bin/sh...

Look this tutorial in the Wiz wiki. http://www.gp2xwiz.c..._chain_on_Linux And this example code "Hello World in SDL" http://wiki.gp2x.org...SDL_Hello_World

In the first case the command, look in the lib directory if you have libSDL.a, the static library. Some toolchain not have the static library, but you can use the dynamic version using `${TOOLCHAIN}/bin/sdl-config --libs` or -dynamic option in the compiler. In the second case, the makefile I...

Use the .cue file that you have, and not make more conversions after decompress. Psx4all supports .bin/.cue files directly. First try the game in a pc psx emulator to check it. The image can be bad or unsupported.

The .ecm files are compressed, use this free tool to decompress and obtain the .bin and .iso files.

I disagree.

This is the address: Installing_the_MAME_emulator

The Wiz never announced TV-out function, but a user has a homebrew project about this. The Pollux Soc supports this function, but the current firmware 1.1.0 not supports yet. I think GPH are working on this now or later, because they put audio and video lines in the EXT port. The GP2X cable not...