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I can't use this release at all, as it doesn't limit game speed properly.   Clocked at 400Mhz, SMB3 runs at over 70fps, even with the FPS limiter enabled.  I can underclock to try getting it to a regular speed, but them other sections of the game would run too slow.

Any chance for an update with a working FPS limiter?

Yor're using a PAL version of the ROM and your emulator is configured in NTSC?
Try to change the emu configuration to PAL (sound problems) or use a NTSC ROM

Were you responding to my post?

The issue I have has nothing to do with NTSC/PAL.  It's a problem with this beta release, which the developer even mentioned in release notes.  Game speed is not currently being throttled properly, allowing them to run way too fast, depending on clock speed.

Ok, but only for curiosity, try with the same rom but in NTSC.
For exemple I play Super Mario Bros 3 (E) and the emulator is too fast but, i play Super Mario Bros 3 (U) and the game run at the correctly speed

Wether you play in PAL or NTSC mode, the emulator doesn't properly limit speed of the game.  What you're refering to is the standard speed up/slow down that occurs when you play NTSC/PAL video back at the wrong speed.  It's a completely different issue.  No mater what your NTSC/PAL settings are, you should never have a result of being faster than 60fps.

Final Fantasy VII works !!!

 

Somebody has solved a problem with a sound and game speed ?

I'm having problems with the FullScreen option enabled in this fceu320 0.3.
Just to mention, I haven't played the older versions.
With the FullScreen option enabled, the screen is cropped a bit on the left side and there are black bars on the top and on the botton of the screen.
This can be easily be verified when playing Castlevania III and the word Player (where it shows the health) e cropped.
How do I adjust this?

You should contact EXL, he is a coder and he owns a Ritmix RZX-50.

Thanks very much diegoSLTS! This emulator lacked on OpenDingux
Can you make the sound higher? And you can activate hardware surface and doublebuffering to gain few fps (maybe it's already done?), another thing the menu is mapped on power buttons so when i try to change sound or brighness, emulator go to the menu.

Thanks very much diegoSLTS! This emulator lacked on OpenDingux
Can you make the sound higher? And you can activate hardware surface and doublebuffering to gain few fps (maybe it's already done?), another thing the menu is mapped on power buttons so when i try to change sound or brighness, emulator go to the menu.

I'm not sure about the first two, I'll take a look tomorrow. The code is a really big maze, I'm not even sure where some things happen .
About the last one, yes, I'll try that, shouldn't be a problem.

I've already changed the things for the other post, but I'm testing if SDL improved something.

I changed the default volume to the maximum, re-enabled an option on audio settings to change it... there were two, I disabled both of them earlier but only "hardware" volume was useless.
Also changed the menu key to L, and disabled the hotkeys for save/load state that were assigned to L/R.
The video code wasn't using SDL, yesterday I managed to change some code to use it, with hardware surfaces and double buffering, but didn't see any improvements. In fact, I think 1 or 2 fps were lost :S, I want to check this before posting a new version.

I'll see about the samplerate, the best thing would be to re enable the option to change it, I'll try to fix it one more time. If I can't make it, I'll set the default samplerate higher, but when I was testing for the first release it wasn't smooth with the default dingoo clock (336 MHz).