PCem

this may or may not be something i'm working on Some theories crossed my mind during sleep and thus, sound_stuff.c was born on Sep 16 2018 - reads 2 48khz 16bit mono raw PCM samples from roms/ - there's a very subtle speed variation with a sine on the whirr - the write sound is just naively read fr...

I see some stutter - in Tseng's VDIAG with a ET4000aX the horizontal scroll in the panning/split scrn test stutters.

<ponderousfeaturecreepbrainfart> For far additional immersion spackle we'd also need fan whirs, speed-modulated hard drive whirs and writes, monitor hums (based on emulated sync) and mechanical keyboard clacking (key press and release sounds with a pitch variance table for each key), and maybe some ...

It's more "Emulates two Voodoo cards and connects them" SLI is short for scanline interleave in that it renders with the other Voodoo card every other line. When you use SLI though, be sure to turn off screen filter! It's apparently not supposed to be on during SLI mode as i've learned (due to a syn...

I only got it to work on Stealth3D 2000 because that's what my copy was bundled with. Never tried it on the Virge/DX real or emulated.

v14. A bunch of video cards on 486 interpreter. 1994 SC+SC2 CD release. I hadn't noticed this bug earlier because I had apparently tried it in ATI VGA Charger where there's no palette issue until later on. Swapped around video cards and there's more immediate palette corruption issues, on Cirrus, Tr...

Maybe you'll see some new features come in on the announcement of the v15 feature freeze


DISCLOSURE: I HAVE NO INSIDE INFORMATION ON WHAT SARAH IS DOING!!! ONLY INSIDE INFORMATION ON WHAT I AM DOING. ALSO AGAIN HOBBIES

Can reproduce (SiS496 AM5x86133)

I'm assuming the latter bug involves the kefren bars overlapping the text area in REN-93.EXE (Zone66) where it should be black and not stuttering

...and if you really really really want something in v15, i'd suggest taking up programming. This is not meant as a typical "submit a patch" FOSS mantra, but at least gain a bit of perspective. I want new stuff in PCem too, and i'm doing that by trial-and-error'ing whatever I want to do in a local t...

Asking to snag from a source of grief is not recommended. It should've been common sense here at least two years ago.

Hellbender (demo) in Direct3D on the 3dfx Voodoo Graphics using old Monster3D drivers (haven't tried anything else yet) gives the same fog bug shown in an earlier post Only happens with the recompiler.

Croc doesn't even need Windows updates. That's just a coincidence it happened to work afterward and Croc was already working years before v14 without them. It was also a test subject for developing Virge and Voodoo emulation early on

Everything looks fine to me. Are you not typing ?

Don't forget to do this after the fdisk reboot
Fdisk only makes partitions, format makes them usable.

If you've already formatted your drive with a newer Windows than 95A, chances are it's FAT32. Windows 95 only supported FAT16 at best originally. Note that you won't be able to emulate the Voodoo on that AMI WinBIOS 486 due to the whole PCI-lacking thing For 3d stuff Award 430vx is what you'll want ...

The currently emulated AMI WinBIOS 486 board does not support PCI. If you want a PCI 486 to emulate you'll have to fetch a SiS 496/497 bios somewhere

Enabled LBA? Do configs have absolute paths to hard drive images?

My questions: 1. Exiting full screen mode will change border from Aero theme to Basic theme. 2. What is Diamond Stealth 2000/S3 ViRGE? 3. Pentium OverDrive 125 to 200: Is this faster or slower than the original Pentium? 4. Windows Whistler/XP: Will slowdown PCem emulator? 5. PCem got crashed when u...

If you were to have actual normal3x in PCem, you'd see this applied as normal6x as PCem properly emulates double-scanned VGA.

Your best bet is a OpenGL 3.0 shader preset of some kind...

The least that could happen is an attempt to reproduce various rendering quirks on Voodoo interpreter code as fun learning patches not intended for inclusion: - nVidia's 16x16 dither matrix that slightly resembles ordered dither on a restore-down button. Sounds like a CPU cache killer at that size -...

No public documentation or spec sheets (Working from xfree86 source wouldn't be enough) and the only actual Nvidia emulation code around is the Xbox GF3 stuff in MAME and Xqemu and those are missing features present in the early Nvidia cards. It's barely less secretive than PowerVR. I think the only...

I see the list has expanded, ignoring all the responses here. This is a prime example of how to not request features indeed.

MiraiMiracle wrote: ↑

Tue 24 Jul, 2018 10:03 am

Commit this revision, please.

Someone's being direct.

Sorry I was thinking about desktop CPU no Mobile, to be honest I'm asking why desktop CPU arrrived only to 233 MMX and mobile up to 300 MMX. In 1997, Intel wanted to bring their newer P6 architecture from the professional tier (Pentium Pro, 1995) to the consumer desktop market and didn't want the c...

Or at least a 7-year-old intel one clocked at 4.3ghz. Laptops generally don't go near 4ghz.... sorry but where is 266MMX emulation !!?? It's in there. There's also Mobile PMMX 300MHz emulation (Tillamook) I have chosen Pentium 266 MMX for starter because it was an uber machine in the P1 era. A Penti...

I don't use a starter pack; just a stock 6.22 install + the official Creative Sound Blaster 16 floppies from 1993, which install a bunch of devices and TSRs to initialize the card and mixer. It's a little more involved than a simple SET BLASTER line.

Just tried your config with a DOS 6.22 + SB16 drivers + OAK CD HDD image and the intro+game sound works there too.

I get sound and music in Cybermage just fine including the intro. 430VX, Pentium 100, AWE32, Win95B. Cybermage configured to (as read in the setup program) SOUND CARD (DIGITAL) SOUND BLASTER 16/AWE32 SOUND CARD PORT 0x220 DMA: 1 IRQ: 7 MIDI DEVICE (MUSIC) SOUND BLASTER (FM) MIDI PORT 0x388

Until I noticed I can't run the slowest MMX even in W98 desktop for some reason, which I find really odd (opening windows, navigating, etc) makes it all drop below 100%. They'll all do that at startup on the current recompiler. I found running Rain helps a bit (your preference on HLT-spamming win9x...

I've already mentioned a similar bug prior to v14 (reproduced by starting a machine with a Pentium recompiler, closing back to config menu, then starting a 486)