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AFAIK sound is disabled for now until the speed of emulation is fast enough to warrant it. @zodttd FF7 pal doesn't seem to work anymore. When I load the savestate it produces a graphical glitch on the screen that I can only describe as the first frame of the fade-in. This then stays on screen...

Oh boy I feel stupid now! In all my excitement I forgot to move the bios across to the new folder. Duh. :blink: :P FF7 here I come. :lol:

Can anyone get FF7 to work? All I get is 'Load failed' on both Pal and NTSC versions. Other than that, underclocking is great! :D Street Fighter EX2 has a 100% speed increase to around 10fps. Tekken now runs at around 12 fps. I'll post more detailed results in a bit. :)

ROFL. I nearly peed myself! :lol:

Don't worry Jarska, was never gonna post that! :lol: :P

Yeah, it's really the FMV and the music that take up the most space. Without those most games only contain about 30-40MB of data once compressed. Obviously there are exceptions. Smallest PSX rip record attempt: Ridge Racer, 1.93MB without music and vid. Found it (ahem :rolleyes: ), on a site.

I'm not sure what you're saying. This emulator IS gp2psx, it's just been renamed. Plus what I mean is the framerate the games originally ran at on the Plastation itself.

I totally agree, a comprehensive list of what games run at what speed on the psx would be very handy. I have looked for one, but so far...nada. :huh: :blink:

AFAIK a lot of playstation games only run at 25/30 fps, so that'd be fullspeed. Oh and great news on the development ZodTTD! :D Can't wait to get my grubby mits on this release. :lol:

That all sounds great ZodTTD. No worries on the time frame either, all your work is much appreciated. :) Oh and I found a game that runs full speed on the beta :lol: : Bubble Bobble 2 OC: 280 Vsync: I forget Frame Rate: 22 on interlace 1 (full speed, ish), 28 on interlace 3!!! And because...

The Psx version of bubble booble 2 runs fullspeed on interlace 1 on the beta release of gp2psx.

That's Drak.

ok, here are the last two for today: Tekken OC: 280 VSYNC: 21 FRAMERATE: 10 Runs about half speed I'd say. And lastly: Tekken 2 OC: 280 VSYNC: 10 FRAMERATE: 5 This one obviously has that bug I've talked about earlier on in the thread so it's more one for ZodTTD and unai in case my...

Alright, I've been bored today, so I've made some quick vids. Here's the first ones: Ace Combat OC: 280 VSYNC: 26 FRAMERATE: 13 Forgive the low res, but you can get a good impression of how fast it runs. :P Soul Blade OC:280 VSYNC: 10 FRAMERATE: 2 It's a slow one, but still looks pretty...

To be honest I've no idea. I guess you could open your 2X up and have look to see if it is a 654 in there. :) I've never seen a first edition 'in the flesh' so I'm not really the guy to ask. I'm guessing craigix or evil dragon would be able to answer your question... :huh:

The First Edition is NOT the MkI. The MkI doesn't have 'first edition' on it. Though almost identical, there are differences between them. This is getting relayed very badly, so much so that even the wiki has been changed to say that the mkI is the first edition. Check out this old wiki entry...

It actually works using just the img file, there's no need to convert. I compress mine using PocketISO though and they work fine. Most of them anyway, there are some games that just won't load. Edit: It also works with bin's and even mdf's I think.

Surely it'd have to run in the same format as the disc image, so NTSC may be applicable. :unsure: Edit: No, wait, I mean run it in the same format as your capture card... :P

Try using Kounch's TV-out Fixer. This should help, I think. ;)

@ Una-i, here's a screenshot of a bug in tekken2. Sorry for the bad quality, but you can see what I mean. The polygons get stretched beyond the size of the screen at times, look at law's leg and Jun's body. This effect happens in a flashing manner, but only seems to affect the same group of...