Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII - ULUS10336

[hyakki]

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@noir:
Did you use raw audio streams (from PSP decoding) or other converted format?
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working good so far but your right have to move window so you can see the bg menus, not a big deal though .

since this is off-topic, its not a priority.
as for video & audio,i have the pcm decoded audio ..if i keep it the normal decoded .raw name jpcsp will lock (i think the normal movie playback detects it) , so what i tried doing is make a mkv container with both video and audio (it works in rev r1506)(rename mkv to pmf then attrib +r), but after that rev it got jerky playback, if i made the container with just video it works just like the pmf so its something when there is audio.,

anyways i'm just messing around trying different methods.

in pcsx2 emulator is speedhack ,and game speed is high maybe on new rev.JPCSP adds speedhack... or something like this

pcsx2 has been in development for a very long time 6+ years when it was only 1-2 year old it could only run games at 0.01 fps, 2~3 years old 7-11 fps, emulators take a long time.
pcsx2 is also a different programing language c++ so there is alot of flexibility. and usually the pcsx2 speedhacks just take cycles away from something like the emotion engine.

JPCSP isn't even near that state yet, it still isn't even fully compatible with half the tested games yet, so any kind of speedhack if they knew of any would just break compatibly even more, and cause more confusion.

Hey hyakki, I noticed that GE graphics arent in your settings list. Is it better not to you them or what? And what does the VM Size do? Does it affect the emulator at all? I also noticed that when I use the launcher to start the emulator, then close it, the game feels somewhat smoother.

thanks for noticing i'll add it, as optional. VM stands for virtual machine something java needs to run JPCSP, so creating a 1024M vm would take 1 Gig of your system ram.

I'm not overly familiar with java but i think java vm creates almost like a sandbox environment (or virtual os) so the bigger the vm the more memory it has to work with