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My dear friend Esp3tek. I think your disappointment about the GP2X goes far beyond the low quality of the materials and I suspect it has very little to do with it actually. I could be a lot happier with it, but it's the best there is so far. Until the XGP arrives, right? Yeah, sure. Oh, and...

Puck2099 (and Misato too, I think) are working on a new version. They're trying to get advantage of the second core.

Hm, I don't notice any flickering at all when I set it to the left. And I set it to the far left because I get the fewest scanlines there. CPU/LCD Tweaker does a much better job though anyway. I still have to try it with 2.0

Heh, I don't usually get happier at someone else's unhappiness, but I know what you mean. And I already spent 160€ in a GP2X, I can't afford a new lcd :( So that's not an option for me. It's the screen the only thing i don't like, after getting used to the stick.

MK2 = bad news, at least from my point of view. And it almost gets rid of scanlines, but not completely. After hearing GPH saying that they weren't fixable through firmware I got VERY disappointed. So any research done on how to solve this is welcome.

Those options ("-sound 11025 -266", etc.) are not in the emulator. When you download the gngeo zip, you are downloading the emulator and the "selector". The selector is a program that lets you choose those options (with sound, etc.) and then it runs the emulator with the option you have...

I thought the forums were missing a bit of love towards each other.

Never mind ^^

Thanks! That really helped a lot. I was getting like 1 word out of 10. Making subtitles sounds like a tough job.

Yeah I've noticed that too. But at least in my unit, the difference isn't that big, maybe 10~15 seconds.

I thought it was that people aren't wearing enough hats.

What's the unreleased machine? And the beta firmware? It's a beta release of a supposedly stable firmware. But yeah, still a beta release, I hope all the problems are fixed in the final version. About the LCD, i don't really care about the brightness or contrast, I also want a fix for the...

And now for the bad news. Translation/summary of Anarchy's original post: The built-in LCD Tweaker can set the lcd timing to several values (hey, every gp2x has the same lcd, why would we need to choose between several different timings? why doesn't it come with THE RIGHT timing set?), but none...

Yeah you need to run it from the Utilities menu, since it has .gpu extension. I changed it to .gpe because it's faster to go to the Game menu directly. What's the difference anyway?

Well, at least you could test it; a lot of people are still waiting for PAL support. I tried hooking it up to the TV and it worked well, seemed to make contact without problems, but watching an ntsc signal on an old pal tv isn't pleasant at all.

Heh, I love this shooter, thanks hc232. rRootage is also simply great, with all the four game modes, but it uses OpenGL unfortunately.

It is already possible to run GBA roms on the Gp2x, at a ridiculous speed though. And also it is potentially possible to run GBA roms on the Gp2x at fullspeed, we just need an emulator that can do it. Hm, isn't that called static recompiling? I looked for it on the net and I found things like...

The results would be pretty much the same we got with Visual Boy Advance. It uses the same technique, it loads the GBA rom and translates the instructions into "GP2X instructions". The only way to get fullspeed emulation in gp2x is, as has been said, through virtualization. This tries to run GBA...

Do you mean running them at a decent speed? Because it did run certain commercial games, as fast as Ridge Racer on gp2psx, for example. I remember playing a... International Karate or something. It also played a YuGiOh game (can't give the exact rom name, but it was bigger than 4 MegaBytes) and...

It's ok, i'll be more careful next time ;) I'm saying that the LCD Tweaker fixes some scanlines: the ones that appear, for example, when you move your unit in the main menu (orange screen). The still appear, but are much less noticeable. However, I still see the scanlines you mention in DrMD...