[Lets Gekiga In]

So which emulators don't use DAA or whatever the hell it is? The ones I pay for, I imagine?

This post has been edited by Lets Gekiga In: 27 June 2004 - 07:05 PM

[skeezix]

Lets Gekiga In, on Jun 27 2004, 07:04 PM, said:

So which emulators don't use DAA or whatever the hell it is? The ones I pay for, I imagine?

Apps don't use DAA; devs use DAA to run apps that woudl require signign, that aren't signed.

So most things are signed and dont' need DAA, or they don't need signing. Only a few things are waiting to be signed, and they're held up by other things. Signing is fast, and DAA isn't needed by normal people or apps.

jeff

[Lets Gekiga In]

skeezix, on Jun 27 2004, 02:20 PM, said:

Lets Gekiga In, on Jun 27 2004, 07:04 PM, said:

So which emulators don't use DAA or whatever the hell it is?  The ones I pay for, I imagine?

Apps don't use DAA; devs use DAA to run apps that woudl require signign, that aren't signed.

So most things are signed and dont' need DAA, or they don't need signing. Only a few things are waiting to be signed, and they're held up by other things. Signing is fast, and DAA isn't needed by normal people or apps.

jeff

Well, it's needed for LJZ.

[SNES350]

Lets Gekiga In, on Jun 27 2004, 11:44 PM, said:

skeezix, on Jun 27 2004, 02:20 PM, said:

Lets Gekiga In, on Jun 27 2004, 07:04 PM, said:

So which emulators don't use DAA or whatever the hell it is?  The ones I pay for, I imagine?

Apps don't use DAA; devs use DAA to run apps that woudl require signign, that aren't signed.

So most things are signed and dont' need DAA, or they don't need signing. Only a few things are waiting to be signed, and they're held up by other things. Signing is fast, and DAA isn't needed by normal people or apps.

jeff

Well, it's needed for LJZ.

Thats because of some LEGAL things clashing, the GPL license and one of the Tapwave licenses. Otherwise it would have been signed already. They are trying to work this out supposedly as we speak.

[Lets Gekiga In]

SNES350, on Jun 27 2004, 08:15 PM, said:

Lets Gekiga In, on Jun 27 2004, 11:44 PM, said:

skeezix, on Jun 27 2004, 02:20 PM, said:

Lets Gekiga In, on Jun 27 2004, 07:04 PM, said:

So which emulators don't use DAA or whatever the hell it is?  The ones I pay for, I imagine?

Apps don't use DAA; devs use DAA to run apps that woudl require signign, that aren't signed.

So most things are signed and dont' need DAA, or they don't need signing. Only a few things are waiting to be signed, and they're held up by other things. Signing is fast, and DAA isn't needed by normal people or apps.

jeff

Well, it's needed for LJZ.

Thats because of some LEGAL things clashing, the GPL license and one of the Tapwave licenses. Otherwise it would have been signed already. They are trying to work this out supposedly as we speak.

When will it be finished, soon?

[Cptn Pants]

Well tapwave says soon.. but you know they're tapwave so soon could be a week or a month or a year.

[spinmarble]

does the SNES emulator run smooth becuse if it does i am soooo buying a Zodiac???????

[qwertyuiop2]

0 frameskip with no sound. fs1 or 2 with.

[The new guy]

Well don't put 0 frameskip when using no sound put auto frame skip. It will still run smooth since auto frame skip usually doesn't get above 1 or 2 FS.

[qwertyuiop2]

Meh, wahtever. I didn't lie and get the dev status, so I don't know exactly.

[Endymion]

Has OpenSNES9xZ been signed? Is it even worth using with LJZ out? God damn I can't use LJZ (at least until I start producing something )

[Jabrien]

I was wondering if the Emulated Golden Axe ran any better than that of the retail product which received poor reviews due to low Framerate and such. Is the emulated version any better or worse, or is it abou the same? I only ask as it is the basis for my possibility of purchasing Gizmo Ultra.

[iNOMAD]

Endymion, on Jul 21 2004, 08:24 PM, said:

Has OpenSNES9xZ been signed? Is it even worth using with LJZ out? God damn I can't use LJZ (at least until I start producing something )

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

i heard that snes9x is terrible when compared to ljz.

[alucard]

OK,

Snes9x is a discontinued program. It was incorporated into LJZ, it is the same thing. The SNES module in LJZ which is Snes9x has been updated and it works great depending on the game you play.

[datguy69]

ljz is out now