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Tested Gyakuten Saiban 3 and Gyakuten Saiban 1 (new translation projects) on vbanext on 3.0.0 and again, they seem to run full speed, no sound issues. Even using L2 fast forward worked like a charm. 
Translation projects can be found here btw:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/gyakuten-saiban-1-3-translation.76754/
Translation projects can be found here btw:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/gyakuten-saiban-1-3-translation.76754/
This seems an encoding error. Should be fixed if they start using something like UTF-8. It's also funny when you use some letters like the ñ. I recently had this same problem with my PHP api.
Edit: also, someone asked before but, does someone know if it works with dock?
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You could add
gfxConfigureResolution(853,480);
in front of your while(mainAppletLoop()) in order to get full-screen with hardware-accelerated-scaling (aka setting the screen-res lower) but if you do add this please make it configurable, I like how clear the picture is now
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Just tested VBA NEXT. Tried Golden Sun, and Fire Emblem. Both run amazing graphically. Sound is scratchy as previous testers have stated, native saves are finally working in Golden Sun!!! Loving the menus and being able to go in and save or load on the fly! Great work
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Wario Ware Inc. has a graphical glitch, in the last level on a certain(?) game - that then persists during all the games.
Will now test Golden Sun, Fire Emblem and Final Fantasy VI Advance on 3.0.0.
Will now test Golden Sun, Fire Emblem and Final Fantasy VI Advance on 3.0.0.
There seem to be multiple problems related to the filebrowser, I'm going to address next.
@jakibaki If you have read the readme file you probably know that this isn't the first attempt on bringing a GBA emulator the Switch. I started with the port of 3DSGBA before gbdkGBA was released and everyday I would open Gbatemp in the fear that my work would be for nothing, because someone else had released a much better GBA emulator port. And now this has happened
, es tut mir ehrlich leid(I'm sorry). Whatever, your PR seems good to me(I couldn't have done it better, seriously I'm a total noob to the internals of emulators).I'm against using gfxConfigureResolution because the status messages couldn't be possible anymore. Also implementing other filters(although I'm not sure how well the Switch can handle them) would be much easier, when bilinear filtering is already implemented by hand.
The whole audio problem seems really strange to me, because for example the audio in Pokemon Emerald and some other games, where people said the audio was bad, run perfectly on my system. The only game where I had problems was Fire Emblem The Sacred Stones, but I fixed it now(for me atleast
)!If you experienced problems with the audio can you please try the build attached to this post?
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Audio seems fixed for me in Mother 3. Fantastic work. I've tested Pokemon Ruby and FireRed as well and both seem to be running fantastic as well as having the audio fixed.
As for save files, they seem to be working extremely well if you just press X and close it again by pressing X as opposed to pressing the home button.
Fantastic work as always, catlover007!
I had the sound problem with the old version and now it is working perfectly for me with the new one!
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There seem to be multiple problems related to the filebrowser, I'm going to address next.
@jakibaki If you have read the readme file you probably know that this isn't the first attempt on bringing a GBA emulator the Switch. I started with the port of 3DSGBA before gbdkGBA was released and everyday I would open Gbatemp in the fear that my work would be for nothing, because someone else had released a much better GBA emulator port. And now this has happened
I'm against using gfxConfigureResolution because the status messages couldn't be possible anymore. Also implementing other filters(although I'm not sure how well the Switch can handle them) would be much easier, when bilinear filtering is already implemented by hand.
The whole audio problem seems really strange to me, because for example the audio in Pokemon Emerald and some other games, where people said the audio was bad, run perfectly on my system. The only game where I had problems was Fire Emblem The Sacred Stones, but I fixed it now(for me atleast
If you experienced problems with the audio can you please try the build attached to this post?
From my testing this seems to have worked on the battle network games too!
I was skeptical about the x button and the menu, but in practice I actually love the convenience.
No audio issues in Golden Sun, Fire Emblem or Final Fantasy VI Advance on v0.2 on a switch with firmware 3.0.0 -
Issues might be firmware related. Make sure you use release version 0.2 or later - and please state your firmware version if you have audio issues.
Final Fantasy VI has very minor sound stutters (battle theme), that can be fixed by setting frameskip to 1/3 (lowest setting), and its a fairly demanding GBA game (remembering to back when I've played it on PSP), that it runs practically fullspeed should mean that most other games should as well.
edit: Mother 3 needs a frameskip of 1/2 (more than FF6) to run perfectly. From my personal experience, this was the hardest game to get to run in fullspeed on a PSP I came across.
Minishcap runs full speed without frameskip btw.
edit2: Normal save games work as well btw. Yay! A perfect first release as far as I'm concerned. I even like the fast forward option. (L2)
Issues might be firmware related. Make sure you use release version 0.2 or later - and please state your firmware version if you have audio issues.
Final Fantasy VI has very minor sound stutters (battle theme), that can be fixed by setting frameskip to 1/3 (lowest setting), and its a fairly demanding GBA game (remembering to back when I've played it on PSP), that it runs practically fullspeed should mean that most other games should as well.
edit: Mother 3 needs a frameskip of 1/2 (more than FF6) to run perfectly. From my personal experience, this was the hardest game to get to run in fullspeed on a PSP I came across.
Minishcap runs full speed without frameskip btw.
edit2: Normal save games work as well btw.
Yay! A perfect first release as far as I'm concerned. I even like the fast forward option. (L2)
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Wow sound is working 100% now! Amazing! TYYYYYThere seem to be multiple problems related to the filebrowser, I'm going to address next.
@jakibaki If you have read the readme file you probably know that this isn't the first attempt on bringing a GBA emulator the Switch. I started with the port of 3DSGBA before gbdkGBA was released and everyday I would open Gbatemp in the fear that my work would be for nothing, because someone else had released a much better GBA emulator port. And now this has happened
I'm against using gfxConfigureResolution because the status messages couldn't be possible anymore. Also implementing other filters(although I'm not sure how well the Switch can handle them) would be much easier, when bilinear filtering is already implemented by hand.
The whole audio problem seems really strange to me, because for example the audio in Pokemon Emerald and some other games, where people said the audio was bad, run perfectly on my system. The only game where I had problems was Fire Emblem The Sacred Stones, but I fixed it now(for me atleast
If you experienced problems with the audio can you please try the build attached to this post?
Latest NRO downloaded from here
For me the sound is about 99% perfect pokemon emerald for example sounds like its a little bit too high pitched/fast and i'm getting popping/clicking on metroid fusion
There seem to be multiple problems related to the filebrowser, I'm going to address next.
@jakibaki If you have read the readme file you probably know that this isn't the first attempt on bringing a GBA emulator the Switch. I started with the port of 3DSGBA before gbdkGBA was released and everyday I would open Gbatemp in the fear that my work would be for nothing, because someone else had released a much better GBA emulator port. And now this has happened
I'm against using gfxConfigureResolution because the status messages couldn't be possible anymore. Also implementing other filters(although I'm not sure how well the Switch can handle them) would be much easier, when bilinear filtering is already implemented by hand.
The whole audio problem seems really strange to me, because for example the audio in Pokemon Emerald and some other games, where people said the audio was bad, run perfectly on my system. The only game where I had problems was Fire Emblem The Sacred Stones, but I fixed it now(for me atleast
If you experienced problems with the audio can you please try the build attached to this post?
For me the sound is about 99% perfect pokemon emerald for example sounds like its a little bit too high pitched/fast and i'm getting popping/clicking on metroid fusion
Same exact impressions with the v0.2 release version on 3.0.0 (also had occasional crackles in Golden Sun, and some pitch issues - with the overall impression that sound in some games might even play a little fast even with no frame skip - but only when I'm very nitpicky. 99% perfect is a fairly good descriptor..
)And again, with v0.2, FF6 needed 1/3 frameskip and Mother 3 needed 1/2 frame frameskip to get rid of micro sound stutters - bit those were very micro.
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