This is weird. I try connected than it says connected for about 1 second. Than Instantly says "Unable to connect". Gives me a option to try again or enter the wiimotes blu-tooth code which is automatically set as 0000.
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OS X Console Emulator 'OpenEmu 1.0' Launches
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This is weird. I try connected than it says connected for about 1 second. Than Instantly says "Unable to connect". Gives me a option to try again or enter the wiimotes blu-tooth code which is automatically set as 0000.
AwesomePokemon X and Y. I just need the ROMS now. Anyone have a legal source?
You can legally buy from Nintendo's eshop with a 3DS.
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All I can say about these retro controllers is, keep your receipt. My SNES controller failed on me about halfway through Castlevania: Dracula X.
Also didn't feel at all like a real SNES controller.
First World Problems. I can't even find someone selling them here in Germany.All I can say about these retro controllers is, keep your receipt. My SNES controller failed on me about halfway through Castlevania: Dracula X.
Nope, used it on MBP, Mac Pro and Mac Mini already w/o any problems. Just an ordinary game pad that doesn't need any driver.
First World Problems. I can't even find someone selling them here in Germany.
First world indeed.
Well hey, in Germany at least you have the guys at Retrode in your backyard! Then you just need a real SNES controller to hook up.
I've noticed that on the SNES emulator, whenever you use turbo, the sound gets delayed until you switch from fullscreen to window and vice versa.
Unfortunately there's really no good N64 emulator. Yeah, there's Mupen64 (which OpenEmu uses) and Sixtyforce, but none of them work like Project64 does on Windows.
Unfortunately there's really no good N64 emulator. Yeah, there's Mupen64 (which OpenEmu uses) and Sixtyforce, but none of them work like Project64 does on Windows.
Yep, Bannister and his 'emulator enhancer' bs are both finished now. OpenEmu has seen to that
OpenEmu wont launch -- quitting unexpectedly.
Help !!
OpenEmu 1.0 was working for a few minutes until I added a bunch of roms and started to rename the folders in the roms directory. Now it crashes on launch and I can't get it to launch at all. How can i reset everything so I can start again? Deleting the app and putting it back in the applications folder does nothing. I deleted all the roms from the rom directory and it just flashes the GUI for a second before it crashes and says it quit unexpectedly, reopen and repeat. What do I do? Thank You for any help.
Help !!
OpenEmu 1.0 was working for a few minutes until I added a bunch of roms and started to rename the folders in the roms directory. Now it crashes on launch and I can't get it to launch at all. How can i reset everything so I can start again? Deleting the app and putting it back in the applications folder does nothing. I deleted all the roms from the rom directory and it just flashes the GUI for a second before it crashes and says it quit unexpectedly, reopen and repeat. What do I do? Thank You for any help.
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You might need to delete the OpenEmu folder in ~\Library\Application Support. I only had a quick look in there but renaming folders might be causing the app to crash. Deleting should force a fresh copy to be made.
They aren't really infringing any copyrights. The actual games (ROMS) aren't supplied and they don't claim to be a console, they can just open and control files the way a console would.
I'm trying to find out where saves are actually going to.
I've played a ROM for about an hour and a half with two re-used 'in-game' save slots. Just loaded the rom up again and no saves showing at all, except one from when I ran a quick test when I first set up and imported a few roms to test.
If it appears to be having trouble with reliably maintaining in-game saves (RPG's), it has a problem.
I've played a ROM for about an hour and a half with two re-used 'in-game' save slots. Just loaded the rom up again and no saves showing at all, except one from when I ran a quick test when I first set up and imported a few roms to test.
If it appears to be having trouble with reliably maintaining in-game saves (RPG's), it has a problem.
I was surprised to find out that there was game chat support. However there is no documentation whatsoever to say what type of cheats are supported. Anybody have any idea what cheat types are supported?
Get the beta version. It does N64 games... even better than the other N64 emulators I think! But you can't set the analog controls very well.
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The Gerrit N64 core is in the beta, but it's about as good as the other cores. A Dolphin core would make me so happy.
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Time to go back and catch up on something:
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The Gerrit N64 core is in the beta, but it's about as good as the other cores. A Dolphin core would make me so happy.
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Time to go back and catch up on something:
Has anyone on 10.7.5 been able to get the experimental (beta) version to launch? I'm on Lion, and I've allowed apps to launch from anywhere, but the experimental version of openemu just opens for a few seconds and then quits unexpectedly. I've cleared all the prefs and folders out of application support as well. Any ideas or links to working versions of the beta? I tried compiling it myself, but the source code came up with errors when compiling in xcode.
What
Man, that works nothing like one of the four different methods to disable User Account Control (UAC) in Vista.
Good for you?