Homebrew Snes9xGX Mod [Preview + WiiUPro + ScreenShot button]

[ShadowOne333]

just checked it and you are absolutely right. it plays fine without hq2x. I'd like to test out super eagle or another filter that is not so intense on the performance, but there is none. why?

Only hq2x is available.
I don't know if this was the original developer's intention or something, but he only implemented that one.

 

[naddel81]

Only hq2x is available.
I don't know if this was the original developer's intention or something, but he only implemented that one.

ok, good to know. then I'll enjoy the games in native resolution and without any filters = retro style.

 

[ShadowOne333]

ok, good to know. then I'll enjoy the games in native resolution and without any filters = retro style.

I do the same.
I only apply hq2x for games with that hand drawn style like Yoshi's Island or EarthBound, all others I play them without filters.

 

[naddel81]

I do the same.
I only apply hq2x for games with that hand drawn style like Yoshi's Island or EarthBound, all others I play them without filters.

But yoshis Island with hq2x is unplayable that way.

 

[Linkuei]

I'm using this emu on a crt and playing on the ntsc 480i setting seems more vibrant and smooth than 224p on retroarch.

480i looks blurry on a CRT
224p looks simply like the original console with all the glorious scanlines

 

[azy77]

480i looks blurry on a CRT
224p looks simply like the original console with all the glorious scanlines

I take it you use unfiltered and auto resolution? On that setting my tv produces a bland looking picture - I use
unfiltered and ntsc 480i which does look a bit blurry but more colourful.

 

[Linkuei]

I take it you use unfiltered and auto resolution? On that setting my tv produces a bland looking picture - I use
unfiltered and ntsc 480i which does look a bit blurry but more colourful.

Use this configuration to make the video output like the original SNES:
Rendering: Original
Scaling: Default
Filetering: None
Video Mode: Automatic

 

[azy77]

Use this configuration to make the video output like the original SNES:
Rendering: Original
Scaling: Default
Filetering: None
Video Mode: Automatic

Thanks will give that a shot.

 

[posthum]

Does anybody know of a way to get this to accept arguments passed to it from a loader like Wiiflow? It would be really nice to be able to autoboot games directly rather than having to dig through the menu system to find them.

 

[azy77]

Use this configuration to make the video output like the original SNES:
Rendering: Original
Scaling: Default
Filetering: None
Video Mode: Automatic

Have now tried it and it does look sharper - will probably stick with this. Thanks

 

[sugar4salt]

Thank you for all great work!!
I was suffering with audio glitch on 4.3.2 and my problem is solved with 4.3.4!!!

I have a stupid question to ask.

Where do I have to put this source code?
I downloaded and extracted but do not know where to put it.

 

[nakata6790]

It's for developers. Discard it.

 

[sugar4salt]

It's for developers. Discard it.

Thanx for your help!

 

[Sliter]

this cound sound stupid but can make the wiiu pro work on a old wii? :v

 

[niuus]

this cound sound stupid but can make the wiiu pro work on a old wii? :v

It's already supported, it's right there on the thread's title.

 

[danny19901]

would like options for sound maybe higher KHz like on megadrive thats if possible. On Snes maybe other filters also.

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[niuus]

would like options for sound maybe higher KHz like on megadrive thats if possible. On Snes maybe other filters also.

Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

You can not go higher than what the Wii supports for audio frequencies.

 

[undeon]

It's possible to add support USB controllers? And a fps counter?

Anyway, this version is thousand miles better than RA =D

Thank you

 

[niuus]

It's possible to add support USB controllers? And a fps counter?

Anyway, this version is thousand miles better than RA =D

Thank you

FPS counter option is right there in the emulator...

 

[undeon]

FPS counter option is right there in the emulator...

Hmmmm ok, I'll look again... Thanks

AAAAANNNNDDDDD

USB controllers!! That would be great, because it's VERY costly buy adapters... Even make one (at least here in Brazil, where the US$1 equals R$4,00)