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The thing you have to understand with resolutions on consoles is the monitor they use (Your TV) has a certain limit: So there's no use displaying a 800x600 image on a TV (either PAL or NTSC), because your TV can't handle it :)

Sorry, I assumed you knew about IRC. IRC is used for chatting. Get mIRC from www.mirc.com (Or any other IRC client that takes your fancy, Google is your friend), then select any EFNet server, fill in your information (Nickname etc.) press connect and wait for your client to log on. Then type...

EFNet, #gp32dev (Devvers only please, we have enough problems as it is with nasty spammers 'n stuff ;))

Print screen and screenshots have a disadvantage though. The transparency is gone, and this might be very usefull in BoR for example. (Also, printscreen can only dump one framebuffer to memory, pressing printscreen again overwrites the previous dump)

First time I see a devver critize like this... What's this world coming to :P

Looks like it, I'll give it a go, and I'll let you hear.

He doesn't need the free launcher. Anyway, a bit of info would be nice, we can all guess what's wrong but if can just tell us, that'd be a lot quicker.

Guess what happened to that GP32 ;)

XBOX with XBOX Media Center, and after that the DC, I have 'm both and I like 'm both in their own little way.

I'd like any feedback on Inop's code, I tried using it a while ago, but couldn't seem to get the color's right, I converted it to Mirko's SDK back then though, so the problem might reside in there.

It's actually quite annoying, makes it look like some cheapass Japanese company made it, and couldn't be bothered to hire a translator, and hired someone's nephew to do it instead...

After learning some basic stuff on C, and reading about all the magnificent things that can be done with it, I thought about emu's. I know emu's are mainly about changing the ASM instructions in the ROM into ASM instructions that are readable for the host CPU. But how is this done, with a lookup...

Gameking emu would be alot of work, mainly because it's a Blob™ processor, with probably its own instruction set. Also I'm not too sure about what hardware it uses.

So what you're saying is, if a person releases an emu, and the speed is like 10% (And thus qualifies as fairly unplayable) he should be bitchslapped because he released something that noone can use? Uhm, so?! It's his free time, not yours!

You don't have to convert them into arrays, you can just open the file with this little tidbit of code: gp_startSoundmixer(0); tmp = (char*) malloc(8192); bytes_read=smc_read("dev0:\\gpmm\\mm\\mm.mod",tmp,0,8192); if (bytes_read == 0) gp_startModfile(wasteland); // ERROR if (bytes_read ==...

Now, this is a piece of cake, a walk in the park. If you catch my drift... Go to www.entware.com and ignore all the warnings about the Korean language packs I always get. Then register your lazy bum there, click on Util & GP Cinema at the top, click on GP Cinema (Free Version) on the right side...

Well, there are ofcourse some things you could slim down. Especially graphics. Seeing as GTA is probably made for 640x480 or better, you could size them down to 320x240 (Dividing image size by 4) Also, some graphics are present more then once (For different resolutions). You can downsample...

I got mine with a creditcard. No hassle, they even lowered the price on the box for me! (No taxes ;))

Where exactly are you trying to run the program? Just typing ./<programname> when Linux boots won't work. You have to actually go to the directory, and type ./<programname> there...

Let it dry out! DON'T, I repeat, DON'T take some piece of paper and wipe it off, you'll ruin your FLU (if it is a FLU, else you can probably).