Should be possible. Where in the gui would you want it to show though. I do not have a lot of flexibility over the top screen. It's a simple frame buffer.
Hmm, yeah, maybe. Those weird numbers are just some debug values related to dsp irqs btw. Maybe I could still try to get it on the upper screen bottom left corner or so.I was thinking something like this
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Hi @Gericom
You are an absolute technical wizard. I would suggest if you implement the time and battery you do it on the bottom screen or provide an option to leave it on the bottom screen.
You are an absolute technical wizard. I would suggest if you implement the time and battery you do it on the bottom screen or provide an option to leave it on the bottom screen.
BUG *Freeze - in the end of Zelda Minish Cap the game freezes (whole DSi XL is unresponsive) after you reach this screen (see screenshot) of Dark Hyrule Castle quest. I tried different settings of the emulator - same result. Only solution was to import the save to my PC, play until next checkpoint and import the new save back to the DSi. Not big problem but still. 
Also in some of the scenes in the end there was a popping, crackling noise - both on speakers and earbuds.
GBARunner2 version - the very last test version with the sound sync fix.
Also in some of the scenes in the end there was a popping, crackling noise - both on speakers and earbuds.
GBARunner2 version - the very last test version with the sound sync fix.
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Could you perhaps share the save you backed up to your pc here so that we can try to recreate it?BUG *Freeze - in the end of Zelda Minish Cap the game freezes (whole DSi XL is unresponsive) after you reach this screen (see screenshot) of Dark Hyrule Castle quest. I tried different settings of the emulator - same result. Only solution was to import the save to my PC, play until next checkpoint and import the new save back to the DSi. Not big problem but still.
Also in some of the scenes in the end there was a popping, crackling noise - both on speakers and earbuds.
GBARunner2 version - the very last test version with the sound sync fix.
If you don't mind attaching it here so that more people can test that would be nice.Yes, do you want link on PM or here?
This one if you're on 3DS or DSi:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/gbarunner2.451970/page-131#post-8975876
I've tried to run your save with both (US) and (Europe) no-intro roms and I get nothing. Did you send the save from your 3ds or from the emulator on pc? Also what rom did you use? Which region (US or Europe)?
(Sorry for the earrape audio.)
Just tried the latest github release and it works great! I haven't tried the dsp version yet (I'll wait for a 3DS build for large roms).
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That game seems to be running so well that I don't know if the DSP will change much.
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This could be the same bug we had in an older build from 2018/2019BUG *Freeze - in the end of Zelda Minish Cap the game freezes (whole DSi XL is unresponsive) after you reach this screen (see screenshot) of Dark Hyrule Castle quest. I tried different settings of the emulator - same result. Only solution was to import the save to my PC, play until next checkpoint and import the new save back to the DSi. Not big problem but still.
Also in some of the scenes in the end there was a popping, crackling noise - both on speakers and earbuds.
GBARunner2 version - the very last test version with the sound sync fix.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/gbarunner2.451970/page-63#post-8472391
The audio is in sync but it's all pretty delayed. Maybe DSP will fix it? IDK.
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