Author Topic: VMUDingoo 0.1 - Sega Visual Memory Emulator for Dingux  (Read 2234 times)

Offline xzakox

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VMUDingoo 0.1 - Sega Visual Memory Emulator for Dingux
« on: March 27, 2010, 12:17:45 AM »
Hello!

After fixing some control stuff and adding a rom selector (thanks ^Misato^), I'm releasing this first version of the VMU Emulator.

This is the README:
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Intro and credits
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VMUDingoo is a Dreamcast Visual Memory emulator for the
Dingoo A-320 Handheld running Linux.

It's based on the softvms emulator by Marcus Comsted.
ROM selection routine by Ester (^Misato^) from Vieju.Net
CPU Speed code by A600.

All other code is under the GNU GPL License (see LICENSE).

Installing
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Just drop the vmudingoo folder on your SD card under local/
and make a link to vmudingoo.dge in your favourite dingux menu.
Then drop some VMS roms (only VMS are supported at the moment)
inside the roms/ folder and enjoy.

Controls
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Controls are straightforward:

DINGOO   VMU
......  .....
D-PAD D-PAD
A     A
B     B
START SLEEP
SELECT   MODE

And L button for exiting from the current game and from the
ROM selector.

Known bugs
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Some games run VERY fast, I have to check the CPU Timer
implementation.
Sound is buggy.
Volume is fixed.


Namaste, xzakox.

Links to emulator and sources:
vmudingoo-0.1 : http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7B7I03J9
vmudingoo-0.1 source: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=EUYL86SZ
Thanks.

Offline jevilon

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Re: VMUDingoo 0.1 - Sega Visual Memory Emulator for Dingux
« Reply #1 on: March 27, 2010, 11:58:33 AM »
Thanks :)

Offline xzakox

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Re: VMUDingoo 0.1 - Sega Visual Memory Emulator for Dingux
« Reply #2 on: March 27, 2010, 04:05:09 PM »
A video of the release:

http://vimeo.com/10480729

Offline SiENcE

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Re: VMUDingoo 0.1 - Sega Visual Memory Emulator for Dingux
« Reply #3 on: March 29, 2010, 04:32:14 PM »
@xzakox: Nice port. But only your included Pacman runs fine. Other roms run too fast and are nearly unplayable.

Could you please add a commandline argument for Roms, that i can use the gmenu2x ROM selector? This way i can put the roms on SDCard where i want (i don't want the roms in app dirs).

thanks :)