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RE: JPCSP for dummies - talynez - 04-15-2013 I only just recently downloaded JPCSP and the guide is helpful for everything but the sound It seems that they've discontinued SonicStage recently; "Please note that the download service for SonicStageĀ® CP Software (SonicStage Ver.4.3) Update program will be discontinued from March 29, 2013 onwards." Same problem here, can't seem to find a way to install it RE: JPCSP for dummies - kyousuke2 - 04-18-2013 I tried to quote the first post and got banned by the bot, anyway, this is what I wanted to say: About "JPCSP and sound" part of the guide, I did like you explained (using r3107 64 bits) but the wav file is not being generated or at least it's not generated correctly because "ExtAudio.oma.wav" disappears after 0,5 seconds. I'm using the 1,98 MB "atracplug.dll", the MD5 is "8dc6172fce67cdaceffb452d4c8c0c13" can anyone check if it's the right one? Anyway, when instead of using atrac3plus2wav.exe I use HIMDRENDER.exe the wav file is generated with no problems, even though it's not being played by the emulator (it's just there in the folder and it's not being used). I tried to open it with media player and it works, I wonder why I can't hear it in the game. Is it still unimplemented or I need to install something else to make the wav files play? EDIT: audio works (r3111), it was simply disabled in the game settings (thanks to trebert for the info). RE: JPCSP for dummies - nash67 - 04-18-2013 ok here is a link to the full installer of Sonic Stage 4.3 http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?9xjgchnz62myopt RE: JPCSP for dummies - kyousuke2 - 04-18-2013 (04-18-2013, 12:00 PM)nash67 Wrote: ok here is a link to the full installer of Sonic Stage 4.3 Thanks, I don't have my installer anymore so this might be usefull in case I need to reinstall ss. But there's still the problem with the sounds (r3107), the wav files generated in tmp folder are not being played for some reason, is it a problem of compatibility with some games or I'm doing it wrong? EDIT: audio works (r3111), it was simply disabled in the game settings (thanks to trebert for the info). RE: JPCSP for dummies - Can't find sonicstage to download - Hazuke - 04-24-2013 Please can someone help me. I can't find sonicstage on the internet anymore. It isn't on the sony website and in the other sites I can download the Instalation guide but when I execute it doesn't work because it can't find de source to download. Can anyone put a link to download the full program without needing the instalation guide? RE: JPCSP for dummies - Can't find sonicstage to download - kyousuke - 04-24-2013 (04-24-2013, 02:20 PM)Hazuke Wrote: Please can someone help me. I can't find sonicstage on the internet anymore. It isn't on the sony website and in the other sites I can download the Instalation guide but when I execute it doesn't work because it can't find de source to download. Can anyone put a link to download the full program without needing the instalation guide? (04-18-2013, 12:00 PM)nash67 Wrote: ok here is a link to the full installer of Sonic Stage 4.3 It's the full version, I personally tried it. RE: JPCSP for dummies - The Chazz - 05-02-2013 I think I have a pretty generic problem on the forums: my emulator runs unplayably slow. I try to run Fate/Extra, and no matter what config I set in the Video section, I simply can't get more than 5-8 fps. Character's don't have voice either, although I have SonicStage installed on my computer. I have Java 7 update 21, and jpcsp r3040. Specs:
Maybe my rig just doesn't suit for this... but being a Type Moon-fag doesn't let me to leave it. RE: JPCSP for dummies - montcer9012 - 05-02-2013 Your CPU is very old and even it runs at 3.0 GHz, P4 technology lack out of power being compared to new CPUs. On the other side JPCSP have some compatibility issues with ATI drivers don't expect so much. Sadly for you, that rig won't allow run games on JPCSP at a decent speed. You could try PPSSPP instead since it can run games faster, but is plagued out with many bugs because it stands behind JPCSP on develop stage. RE: JPCSP for dummies - gid15 - 05-02-2013 (05-02-2013, 01:29 AM)The Chazz Wrote: I think I have a pretty generic problem on the forums: my emulator runs unplayably slow. I try to run Fate/Extra, and no matter what config I set in the Video section, I simply can't get more than 5-8 fps. Character's don't have voice either, although I have SonicStage installed on my computer. I have Java 7 update 21, and jpcsp r3040. Specs:From your log file: Code: 03:03:24 INFO emu - GUI - [X] Disable VBO (automatically disabled if not supported) Also, have you tried to reduce the value "Maximum method size" under the compiler settings, or select "Ignore invalid memory access (not recommended for test reports, but improves performance)" under Memory settings? Other features like Frame skipping (under Options -> Video) or changing the clock speed (under Options -> Clock speed) might also help. RE: JPCSP for dummies - The Chazz - 05-02-2013 montcer9012 Wrote:try PPSSPPI had, and I got instant 60 fps without sound, I think I have to follow this road. Now I can play it, but since voice is an important part of the game's joy factor, I need to figure out what can I do for that. I read that thingy about at3 sound decoding, is it possible that ppsspp cannot decode the files? How to make it to do that? gid15 Wrote:simpler video settingsI enabled them one-by-one, no changes. gid15 Wrote:Maximum method size gid15 Wrote:Ignore invalid memory accessI reduced the size step-by-step, enabled to ignore, and I got 10-12 fps, somewhat better. gid15 Wrote:Frame skippingWith this the screen started to flash heavily, so I set it to none. gid15 Wrote:clock speedNo changes. Thanks for the advices! |