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533 is the stock speed, which is what the previous version ran at. This latest version added the overclocking feature which allows the emulator to run fast enough to really notice the problem. I mentioned this to ZX-81, the last person to work on GPSP, when it was released. For now you'll just...

Sounds like the SD card has been 'locked' with the switch on the side, or the switch/slot is defective to the point of not engaging one another properly. If the switch on the card is in the open position (towards the contacts), try wrapping a small piece of tape around the cutout for the switch...

The easiest route is to just purchase the much easier to find TV out cable sets. It comes in three parts, the main one being a copy of the stock USB cable with an RCA jack hanging off by an inch of wire, as well as a video extension cable that attaches to it, and a stereo headphone jack to RCA...

It doesn't have a (working) frame limiter right now, so you'll have to use a lower clock speed to try and get it as close to normal speed as you can and hope most scenes play out at about the same speed.

Thanks for digging up this version for us.

Looks like you'll still need to launch it through Gmenu2x to use TV out, and set it to scaled to get rid of the nasty flickering.

*squints* Looking at the one I made, it seems like all you did was get the orientation wrong. Flip it over to the two pins on the opposite side and you should be fine.

Were you running a game when you pressed the combo?

This is why they will not offer any emulators on funGP, nor have an Emulators section in the Caanoo's menu. Though user-customizable menus would have gotten around that (and gotten rid of some of the menu clutter). Can't recall how the Wiz menu was set up.

I wouldn't worry about it too much, the 'free' version of Rhythmos is rather crippled anyhow, having only two songs and lacking the touchscreen mode which is the only thing that would have made it interesting. Despite the different name and titlebar icons, it is identical to the 'demo' version...

Nice. Any reason why it should be throwing up an Error 1 if you try to load a file from outside the docums subfolder?

Readme says Help I+L: Load state, Help I+R: Save state.

Agreed, it is rather bad out of the box but will improve over time with use.

Yeah, there's actually no wireless networking built in. It requires an external wifi dongle to be plugged into the usb host port on the bottom. Your best bet for compatability are the huge Caanoo-branded ones or the tiny Buffalo WLI-UC-GNM. (I ordered one of these the day Firmware 1.6.0 was...

Silly question, but you do have a compatible wifi dongle plugged in, right? 'USB Drive' turned on in the settings? If so, are you using WEP encryption?

The premade TV out cables come in three seperate parts. The most important one is a duplicate of the stock USB cable with a short two-centimeter RCA jack added, so it's not really any bulkier than than the stock cable. Then there's a simple composite video cable to extend the jack on the main...

It is indeed 320x240 landscape.

Any standard HID controller should work. Though ones that have a stick with throttle/rudder axes might have issues being stuck to the left. I've been using a fairly nice and compact Tomee usb SNES clone pad that fits into the mesh pouch on the back of the case I've been using for my Caanoo.

A mini tabletop sounds pretty sweet, hope to see your tinkerings soon. I've seen a few in that style using dingoos before, but this should prove 'interesting.'

The Caanoo menu won't respond to USB joysticks, but it does respond well to USB keyboards, so it might be of some use to people who have old keyboard controller based cab builds. However the games themselves probably won't use keyboard commands. Then you have the problem of some emulators...