Yeah, that was the next logical step I was going to take. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything. Thanks for the help.
Yeah, that was the next logical step I was going to take. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything. Thanks for the help.
The only other thing that comes to my mind is to try another controller.ini file (official PS3 from the repository) and see if the game boots with that one, because all the other files and such are in the right place.
You are running from a HDD right?
Try copying the apps and the controller.ini into the SD too just to be sure.
If that doesn't work, go for the other revisions tests
Running everything off a 16GB SD card. I'll try the official PS3 ini, as well. Thanks again.
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It's really hard to keep up with this thread with my recent time schedule. I was something like 15 pages behind and finally just decided to skip to the end. The progress I see on googlecode is really nice, though.
Anyway, I had submitted a patch a few days ago to add ustealth compatability
https://code.google.com/p/nintendont/issues/detail?id=7&thanks=7&ts=1397663049
and I neither had time to test it before submitting it nor since then so I was wondering if anyone had tried this yet.
Anyway, I had submitted a patch a few days ago to add ustealth compatability
https://code.google.com/p/nintendont/issues/detail?id=7&thanks=7&ts=1397663049
and I neither had time to test it before submitting it nor since then so I was wondering if anyone had tried this yet.
Is it possible to fix the issues with the component cables? I have component cables but I set the resolution to 480I. Whenever I launch nintendont I think it sees the option to display in 480p so it does causing my tv to lose signal. I have to "force" 480I which distorts the video output significantly.
I do not have the tools to test it right now, but if some people do test it and results positive, could you compile the most recent revision (r79) with that patch so we can make that r80?
No.What I meant is that the game is playable but you can't save. You can't create a save file. But that test was done manyrevs ago, when having MCEmu On would still ask if you want to create a file, last time i tried it wouldn't show anything. you're free to test again. If it doesn't load anything past the Press start screen with MCEmu on, then you can't save and you can only play with MCEmu off.
He is saying that he was all day making a slow format to make his games run faster but aparently they are running the same speed and he is returning to 32 kb
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Sorry, was a error, that message was for someone in a Private Conversation but I post it here by an accident, sorry...
ANTI-SPAM: Shadow The Hedgedog wasn't working for me on Wii U, the game is NTSC and I using r79, I load it from USB
EDIT: It seems to doesn't work with MCemu...
Try this temporary solution: https://www.dropbox.com/s/3ldv3frx99p3ma4/Nintendont.dol
The problem is this:
Code:
if( VIDEO_HaveComponentCable() )
vmode = &TVNtsc480Prog;
else
vmode = &TVNtsc480IntDf;
Because if you have component cables why would you want to play in 480i? It's a given that your going to want progressive, unless of course you have some type of problematic TV which seems to be the case for u. So most of us would not want that by default because I dont' want to have to choose progressive for every game I play, I rather just have it be progressive all the time and choose whether I want to lower my resolution.
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I use HDMI for the Wii U, not entirely sure what will happen when I try to run games with either forced progressive or interlaced modes. Methinks it'll freak out and crash.
Correct but Nintendont and DM are the only homebrews that do it that way; that I've seen.
It's not a problem for me but I prefer 480i (I watch videos in WiiMC which tend to be interlaced and if you watch those in 480p they look terrible)
It's like this: Wii set to 480i >load Nintendont switches to 480p >load GC game switches back to 480i >then back to 480p within the game.
So it is unnecessary, no other homebrew does it, or to provide a better example devolution doesn't do it.
I never said it didn't work, nor does this problem exist in Dolphin for the games.
I believe Dolphin and Swiss have better implementations of the Widescreen hack, it's possible Devo has it too, but from the comments on things being placed incorrectly on Devo as well it sounds like it doesn't.
Wii U rebooting on "Init SD device..." after choosing a game to load. Tested with r79-r74. The last revisions that worked on the SD card was r49-r55. I can't see why r70-something would be suddenly incompatible with my SD card.
Well, if the last one that worked was r55, and it stopped working in r74, it's not so "suddenly". However, if you want to find out the cause, the best way to do it is to go one revision at a time from the rev that last worked, until it stops working. Then the devs will be able to check what changed in that rev and broke it.
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