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I'll most likely have a fix for this in the next version.Įdit: for the frame drops though, I'm not sure. The bug is the overclocking implementation itself, though. The newer one (which allows for much lower latency) doesn't play nice with it. Thanks for reporting this, it's probably a new bug in 0.6.0 - it existed before but didn't cause any trouble with the old sound implementation. When you play some games with overclock, like Japanese version of Contra, - you get a lot of sound skips, frame drops and sound popping. Koh1fds wrote: Also, here is the problem with Mesen. Unfortunately, that list is pretty large at the moment ( link), so I can't say when I'll get around to it.

#NESTOPIA SOUND LAG MOVIE#

I do want to add more TAS/rerecording-oriented features in the future, and reworking the movie format and such is also on my list of things to do. Is there any chance to implement rerecording functions eventually?Thanks! :)Įnding the movie when loading a state is by design, at the moment.

:)īy the way, I tried to record a movie but if you load state, the movie automatically ends. I like the features and it got a really nice interface as well. Sonia wrote: I tested Mesen last night and I must say it's pretty nifty. Technically, you can also get around this by using UDP hole punching, but Mesen currently uses TCP, so I never looked into it much. It does however uses UPnP to contact the router & add a port forwarding rule when the server is started, which means it should work out of the box with most routers and the typical LAN setup most of us have at home. I'm not too certain on the specifics of Kaillera, but Mesen doesn't use a central server/hub. It has a lot of other features (e.g: selecting which controller you're using, server loading games/states, server-controlled cheat codes, etc), but nothing that is all that hard to implement. The server/client never go out of sync, but it's not that great when ping is high (i.e 150+ms) - other than that it works pretty nicely (and it's certainly better than the experience I had with ZSNES 10+ years ago :p). The server then sends the result in the form of a 'movie' stream (i.e what inputs were pressed at what moment) and the clients play that movie. The concept is pretty simple: the server receives the current state of each client's controller, and applies that to the input ports ($4016/4017).

#NESTOPIA SOUND LAG HOW TO#

Could you give us some hints on how to port this feature over to bizhawk, which is also C#/.net? Also, does it connect when the user is using a router and needs a specified port, or it just connects no matter what like kaillera?Hey :) The netplay itself is all coded in C++, but there's no reason you couldn't implement the same concept in C#.

Feos wrote: Sour, hello there! I know that your GUI is in C# and it has netplay.

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