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The internal memory is not writable (I believe you can manage to read the internal files using a certain connection, Telnet, I think). You will have to buy an additional SD Card, but any standard SD card should do fine - if you have one hanging around in your digital camera or something, just...

@monstercameron - While that is true, the GP2X F-200 could play videos fine for me, so I doubt that the Caanoo is incapable of doing so. I'm not quite sure how to put videos on the engine to work, but like Nunez says, there's a Movie section for a reason, and I would assume it's to play movies...

Please improve the SNES emulator - your contribution would be extremely useful, RatoZumbi. As of current, you can't overclock the emulator to make games run faster, and you have to exit out of the emulator to load different games - fixing either problem would be great (the second one is a must...

I liked Lua, but the speed wasn't admirable for me (I was getting really low FPS on a very simple sprite and level drawing). It needs to run faster - BennuGD is good for me, but I'm starting to dislike the arrays. All you really need to do to get BennuGD to run on the Caanoo is to put the...

I would doubt N64 emulation to be anywhere on the horizon - as is said across any forum that mentions an open-source handheld device, N64 emulation would be far too slow to be feasible.

Maybe this will work: PS2 Controlller Adapter It's for a PS2 controller, but it might work.

OK, is there a Button Config or some kind of list of what buttons do what in the emulator? I didn't know the FPS Display command until awhile back, and now I hear that there is Save States? I'll have to try them out!

@Blues - Me too. I was originally feeling as though I wouldn't use it that much before I bought it, but I play it a pretty goodly amount. The battery life alone is worth it to me.

Ok, THAT sounds bad. They can't include roms - that's illegal. So, unless those roms are public domain... Yeah, that could be a problem.

I liked the volume slider - I don't find it to stick out too far or be too easy to slide about. The stylus pen looks about the same as the DSi stylus; most styluses are fairly simplistic (since they have to fit in the handheld and conform to the object's shape). However, good that you're sharing...

I got mine from gp2xstore on EBay (they shipped from the same state that I lived in). I liked them and would recommend them again. Like you say, the site you mentioned is posted on FunGP... They'll probably work out fine. However, keep an eye on it.

I would take the bios files away if I were you as well. It seems quite useful for newer users.

Frameskipping is the process by which an emulator quite literally skips the drawing of frames to keep up with the desired FPS (usually 50 or 60 FPS, which is full-speed). The higher the frameskip value, the more frames skipped, meaning that the emulator will keep up the FPS, but will draw the...

... It's not too complex. Download the emulators / apps / games you want (I recommend Worship Vector) from the app archive: Worship Vector Link When you open the zip, look until you have something like this: -Folder of item you downloaded - -Name of item.ini- Then, put the folder and ini file...

No, I was trying to make a script myself rather than modifying someone else's, but that didn't work out (my games work fine, however). Also, Love2D games need main.lua files in them, not start.lua. Thanks for the help, though.

Mostly, get the PSX one working - if we could have that working well, that would be great.

Okay, I've got Dos2Unix (Tofrados?), but there should be a way to do this in Notepad++ or Komodo Edit... Does anyone know about this?

I'm trying to learn a bit of LOVE and Lua to build a game, but for some reason, I'm having a real problem creating the .gpe script to run the interpreter - does anyone know how to make a Caanoo-compatible script? I've tried using Notepad++ and Komodo Edit and change the line endings to Unix, but...

The GBA Emu works quite well, but the SNES one could use some work. I believe SiEnCe is working on it, though.

Like Rupee said, the emulators aren't exceptionally mature, but they are already pretty much better than my old GP2X F-200 was - even the SNES emulator, which is slower than the F-200 PocketSNES I had, is more compatible.