Smc Files

[retro-mark]

Hi, I've been coming across .smc file formats for the GP32 (they're not SNES ROMS) and wondered if anyone knows how I can access them, install them, etc.

Thanks,

Mark

 

[Vimacs]

simple, fill a bucket with water, drop a toaster in it, hold the gp in it

 

[Yuglooc]

a -smc file is a SMC image file right? Just checking.

If so, set up your own SMC, it's not hard.

 

[Octavious]

something smells like downloaded commercial games
cmon man, pay for the file, its a small company
anyways, only way I know is to run it under geepee32 on windows

~Octavious

 

[Quiest]

Oh, I didn`t even no you could already download commercial games for the gp32... never thought of that...

 

[lizard808uk]

Commercial games stored as .smc don't work due to the encryption - you need a specific smart media card that they came on to play. I've noticed recently a lot more commercial games for sale over at JoyGP than there used to be. This is the major provider of commercial games.

If the .smc file is other utilities for example, then you need the SMC Dev Manager from GP32Spain to extract the files. Otherwise you can only use it with Geepee32.

 

[retro-mark]

simple, fill a bucket with water, drop a toaster in it, hold the gp in it

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Sorry, don't understand German

 

[retro-mark]

a -smc file is a SMC image file right? Just checking.

If so, set up your own SMC, it's not hard.

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Yep, you're certainly spot on with that answer and I know how to setup an SMC, suggest you read the question again, it's not hard.

 

[retro-mark]

something smells like downloaded commercial games
cmon man, pay for the file, its a small company
anyways, only way I know is to run it under geepee32 on windows

~Octavious

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Someone's got a blocked up nose then and has been looking into too many crystal balls. Tried geepee32, din't get far.

 

[Vimacs]

wow what a damn idiot, asks for warez and than flames, go burn in hell.
*plonk*

 

[spray]

something smells like downloaded commercial games
cmon man, pay for the file, its a small company
anyways, only way I know is to run it under geepee32 on windows

~Octavious

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Someone's got a blocked up nose then and has been looking into too many crystal balls. Tried geepee32, din't get far.

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hey dickwad

FUCK YOU!

if you can't operate geepee32 then clearly you don't have the skills required to do anything more complex than breathe, i bet even that confuses you sometimes.

now piss off and stop wasting our time.

 

[V3X]

simple, fill a bucket with water, drop a toaster in it, hold the gp in it

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Sorry, don't understand German

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u fucking racist piece of shit!

why dont u do us all a favor and go dig a hole, burry urself in it and burn urself to death.

and if u dont know how 2 use geepee32, then u r truley a FUCKING MORON!

 

[cozmic]

Flamers suck

 

[spray]

trolls suck

 

[retro-mark]

Those comments just make me laugh out fucking loud with everyone else.

Ask yourselves who the fucking idiot, dickwad, racist etc, now.

What a bunch of twats

LOL forever

 

[yaustar]

without junping to conclusions... what are the smcs files for? Are they the .smc images for lots of homebrew games or warez?

edit: As in what reason did you download those files for? Not what are smc files.

 

[retro-mark]

Yauster, I went to a site originally for some SNES ROMS for my emulator as I wanted to compare my PC emulator against an actual SNES I have. I ended up seeing a link for some GP32 smc files as I'm aware the GP32 can use the extensions.

It was purely out of interest, as I'm compiling a write-up on a GP32 (from a new users point of view) for a retro site, but could only find minimal info in SMC files for the GP32.

I thought I would post a simple request on what these files are and how to uncompress them, but that was obviously too much to ask, based on the responses.

Text has no tone, thus they were treated as such.

So, there you go really.

Mark

PS - I have since found out they are game images from using gpdev

 

[generalnmx]

SMC files for GP32 Development are Virtual SMC Cartridges, meaning they exist on your computer instead of as a physical card. Due to most websites using these files for GP32 warez, we do not offer support on SMC files found off websites. It's useless to test SNES emulators on GeePee32 anyway, since it runs so much slower then the GP32 that the SNES emulator would seem to run at a crawl. Not to mention GeePee32 doesn't support sound.

I think we've all gotten the flames out of our system for what COULD have been a warez incident. If the original poster has any more questions or comments on this matter, he is free to take it up with me. I am not accusing the original poster of anything by locking this thread, I am mostly locking it as its original purpose is now gone.