Agozer

Punch that fag clock in the face. Ok, seriously though... could this be a sign of something far worse? Like your BIOS failing or something of that sort?

Please read the board rules. On topic, .bin files work fine with nullDC. There a good chance that there a bug in either in multi disc games or the game itself. Cd image format conversion shouldn't be even needed.

SVN buid. Post-1.51. Regardless, HQ4x has been in ZSNES for ages. You need to use 1280x1024 for HQ4x to be selectable.

i wanna be a smartass >_> why not edit your first post instead of double posting >. It's his thread, so he can do whatever he pleases with it. And, editing the last post doesn't make the thread "light up" again, so a new post was needed.

HQ4x is better, but then again, all HQ filters eat a substantial amount of processing power and performance is dependant of the bandwidth between the CPU and the video card. So for some people using HQxx can be detrimental to the gameplay experience if they can't reach a stable 60/60 frames per second (or 50/50 for PAL). Triple Buffering usually works better than VSync (and Triple Buffering also enables VSync). Enabling Hi Res MODE7 disables filtering for all sprites that are used along with MODE7 effects (e.g. sprites on top of a background that uses MODE7 will not be filtered). Well, what works for you I guess.

A nice move from Digg. I read about this on Slyck not long ago, and now the AACS key (not to mention some of the "master" keys soon enough) have been posted in hundreds of other websites. Way to go AACS. As if your technology can protect anything in the end.

Try using only one active core.

The file in question can be found in the kof2k1nd set, obviously. Your set has been modified, and thus is not a proper MAME or kawaks/Nebula romset.

Ok. Enough.

Read the board rules before I have a good reason to start calling you a stupid idiot. No offence, but you should know better than this. Also, topic closed.

Duke Nukum's and Commander Keen games.Also a few finnish gems called Death Rally, Wings, Molez and Threat.

I definitely want to go up there. I've always been intrigued by space.

Do not resurrect old ass threads. I believe you were told earlier to look at the dates before posting. If you have something very worthwhile to contribute to the topic, then you may dig an old thread up from the grave. Otherwise, leave them alone.

Forums? You don't need access to No$Gba's forum (hell, does it even have one?) in order to download the program.

Exactly which DC emulator are you referring to?

Add No$Gba to that.

Johnny Depp Christopher Walken

Damn, I forgot all about that one. Thanks. So here: Dr. Tran & The Toy Cack: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPfKtwwUN5w Dr. Tran's Quiet Log Time: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueEOeUw0d2A

"Sports"? Don't make me laugh. I've got better things to do, like sitting in a dark room playing Resident Evil 4. Yes, I ain't much of a sports fan.

.DAA is a PowerISO image format. Why PowerISO doesn't recognize it, I haven't got the foggiest.

Er, I really can't say anymore. When you installed nullDC, did you use the installer or just unpacked the RAR archive? The point is that nullDc should just work, when you have the BIOS files and basic plugins set.

Do not mount the image with Daemon Tools. Use Normal boot and just select the CD image file and play.

Normal DVD-ROM drives cannot read GD-ROM discs. Totally different file architecture and disc structure. You mean you put the Dc_flash.bin and Dc_boot.bin in to the Data folder? If so, then good. For whatever reason nullDC expects to find IP.bin and syscalls.bin is beyond me. Syscalls.bin is only required for HLE emulation of the GD-ROM drive, and should even be needed when using a normal boot from a CD image. I begin to wonder if the culprit is your Dc_boot.bin and/or Dc_flash.bin... Did you download these from somewhere or did you rip then from your own Dreamcast console?

Well, what did you try to do (step by step please)?