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The million dollar question... you never know. As far as it's been said, development haven't ceased, but is somehow in a second place for developers.What's sure is there aren't release dates since some versions ago, so there is no point on asking. Is out when is out, you can only wait and hope
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![]() did you realize that you get ePSXe for FREE. yeah lemme say that again. FREE so asking when a new version will come out is greedy and irresponsible. they provide a service for YOU. dont look a gift horse in the mouth
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That said ePSXe is obviously valuable, however if the developers can't actively continue maintaining the project, is it so wrong to think that it might be a good idea for them to release a GPL'd version so that the community that so craves these frequent releases can have the freedom to contribute to and craft ePSXe so that any such "problems" are addressed? |
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First off epsxe is the property of the people that are working on it so u just have to respect their decision of making the source available or not. Second i am pretty sure they are working on the emu, so u just have to wait.
If u are so eager to help out with coding there is code available for other playstation emu's namely PCSX. U can take a look at that, u dont exactly need epsxe's source. |
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Of course there will be another ePSXe, unless it is announced that there won't be. Why is it taking so long? Um, the authors have others things on which to concentrate besides ePSXe, like real life, GFS or Wives, jobs, etc. You know, things like that that we all have. ePSXe is nearly as perfect as it can be already. It runs, I would say, approx. 99% of all PSX games out already. So be patient, give 'em a break, and enjoy what we've got now. "Nuff said.
sincerely, sx/amiga |
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and by the way. its not like i havent paid anything for it, ive donated like 3-4 times. which they definately diserve. im not a leech man
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>>i'd just like to see it more compatible then work towards becoming like gameboy emu's. where you dont have to set anything up except for grafix stuff like resolution. and dont have to play with garbage collection and "lazy upload detection" checkboxes ect. its good. but its far from as good as it could be.
One thiung comparing this to GB is very wrong. They are completely different. Also the PSone is much much much harder to emulate than a simple GB cartridge. Also everyone has different computers. You think ePSXe will run the same on a PIII 500 than a P4 3000 Mhz machine? I think not. And not everyone has top of the line machines. Or the latest and greatest video cards. You have t take others into consideration. What hushypushy said is right. What you are saying seems to be selfish. You must think of others including the team. Plus I doubt it could get any more user friendly. If you can't run it how it is than you shoudln't be using it at all. >>but its far from as good as it could be. I would say it is the best it can be and is the best playstation emulator out there. Your ignorance has proved that you have no respect for these authors or other people. Think before posting next time. And if you don't wanna change settings all the time for every game, look into Delta
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the only one you've ever SEEN
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as xRockx has said, you can use PCSX. it's open source
![]() btw, i barely play with plugin settings, and i dont even consider it that bad. i have a setting for FF7 and for FF9, for Thrasher, for MGS, and one for every other game. not too bad, it takes like 10 seconds to configure. plus you can use a frontend, then all you gotta do is put the disc in, double click, and the game starts up ![]() the reason PSX emus arent like SNES or GBA is that there are a lot more options than just "resolution". if you want simple, get a frontend like Delta or something and you only have to mess around with settings once. and just out of curiosity, bahamut_xero, what extra features/games do you want to play? i've only tried one game that wouldnt play right (CTR) and one more that was playable with minor problems (FF8) (and by minor i mean screwed up battle transitions). also, i know Wipeout doesnt work but i dont have it so meh ![]() furthermore, at this stage, it's VERY hard to find/squash bugs. the best you can do is donate like you already said, or submit bug reports to the authors ![]() edit: damn RB beat me to it with Delta...oh well. i had to write a long post
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Why don't you read all of our posts thouroghly. If you knew the first thing about making an emulator, the coding time, the testing, the research etc ... I don't think you would be asking this question.
When you say "but its far from as good as it could be." That is what made me mad. They spent years and years working on this. I know you just want the best, but you work on something that hard and that long and someone tell you that it can be way better etc ... You can't expect them to rewrite the emu to suit you.
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what does delta do? i never seen it before. |
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It is an emu frontend. This means that you can set up different games settings lets say MGS then customize the video settings and sound settings for that game, and when you pop it into your CD Rom it will automatically start up epsxe and use the settings you chose. You can do this for an unlimited number of games. So you pop in Final Fantasy 7 and you can use the settings you vhose for that game. Pretty easy to use too.
About the topic though, you have to take into consideration other people. I know, we all like to see new releases, and not all the games work perfect but you have to realize this is an emulator, and probably will never be perfect. The Authors work very hard and for free. I don't hate you, but maybe just think a little bit of how they may feel if you asked them this.
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I've Changed
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No one here hates you Bahamut_Xero. We just all think that you should look at it from the point of what we have is very nice already. Also it must be said that if poeple complain to much then the authors might start to think "Why even bother anymore?" Then we really would lose what we have.
sincerely, sx/amiga |
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that plugin looks like horse .... at the moment. and why would i be using OpenGL2 if 1: OpenGL2 isnt finished yet, and 2: nVidia cards dont support OpenGL2. Pete's OpenGL 1.75 for me. im not gonna swtich unless there is something significantly better.
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The OpenGL2 plugin doesn't actually use OGL2, it's just an evolution of the original plugin (I guess). However, it doesn't support FSAA. nVidia cards run the OGL2 plugin just fine. Here's the settings I use.
Plugin: Pete's OpenGL2 Driver 2.5 Author: Pete Bernert Card vendor: ATI Technologies Inc. GFX card: RADEON 9500 Pro x86/MMX/3DNow!/SSE Resolution/Color: - 640x480 Window mode - Internal X resolution: 1 - Internal Y resolution: 1 - Keep psx aspect ratio: off - No render-to-texture: off - Filtering: 0 - Hi-Res textures: 0 - TexWin pixel shader: on - VRam size: 128 MBytes Framerate: - FPS limitation: on - Frame skipping: off - FPS limit: Auto Compatibility: - Offscreen drawing: 1 - Framebuffer effects: 2 (If you notice skipping during battle transitions or when you go to a new area, try setting it to 3) - Framebuffer uploads: 2 Misc: - Scanlines: off - Mdec filter: off - Screen filtering: off - Shader effects: 0/1 - GF4/XP crash fix: off - Game fixes: on [00000002]
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1) Nvidia cards ARE supported on ogl2.
2) Ogl 2 is not finished. !.75 isn't, either. There's always room for improvement. Ogl2 is in an earlier stage, ok, but it's made to cope with most of the problems 1'75 can't with, and believe me, it does most of the times. 3) GBA doesn't have real 3D games, PSX has. When it comes to 2D games, there's nothing to mess around, they work just fine. It's the way 3d cards API's implemment things that make it harder to accelerate 3D games, and thus you might need some tweaking. There's not that much that can be done. And if it annoys you that much, use PEOPS, it will work just fine with nearly everygame. 4) The reason why people is hitting you hard is because "i hope there is cause there certainly is a hell of alot of room for improvement." was incredibly rude and impolite. ePSXe is just one of many PSX emulators... but it's the best, or at least, for many of us it is. So, either there's not that much to improve or it's really difficult. Really, emulating a PSX "as is" is very easy right now, thanks to the *big* efforts, and *a hella lot* time, of many people. But if you want improvment, then you'll have to bury yourself in the mud and work a little with every game. And even that can be made automatic with Delta and epsxecutor.
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