Spectrum Computing

Bedazzle wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 12:29 pm Small mistype:

https://i.imgur.com/AXfYsDo.png

Thanks for reporting. I’ll fix it

Ast A. Moore wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 8:00 pm Anything specific that makes ZEsarUX require macOS 10.15 as a minimum, or did you just forget to enable compatibility with earlier versions when you compiled it? v8.0 runs on 10.13 without issues.

I haven’t changed anything. It’s the Xcode compiler who does that, not me

Hi! I've uploaded a new ZEsarUX 8.1 stable version. Go to the github released webpage to download it: https://github.com/chernandezba/zesarux/releases/tag/8.1 I recommend you to watch the video… ;) [media]https://youtu.be/hHBgPtUI6o8[/media] Changelog is: Version 8.1 - The Great Escape edition. 25 F...

Hi! I have uploaded a new ZEsarUX 8.1 Beta 2 version! You can download it from https://github.com/chernandezba/zesarux/releases/tag/8.1-16122019 Changes from the last beta version : Added real joystick support on Windows Added setting to disable looking for alternate character sets from sysvar 23606...

You may contact someone from the Retroarch team so Zesarux can make use of their "Netplay" system. Thanks for telling me. However they use a different network system and incompatible with mine. ZEsarUX uses its own network play system, much simpler than the one Retroarch uses. Mine doesn’...

I might have read somewhere that Zesarux may support netplay soon :o Here's a nice long article about delay vs rollback strategies of handling synchronization of state in real-time multiplayer games. Rollback sounds to me like RZX savestates. https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019/10/explaining-how-fi...

Showing the new ZEsarUX Speccy online browser, which allows you to search and download games from Internet

https://youtu.be/orWvStxAVAk

PeterJ wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2019 12:15 pm I should have mentioned, that as well as searching you can download them and play the game all within the emulator. Wow!

Of course! Searching only wouldn’t be funny The browser allows you to search & play games!

Thanks Peter Yes, @kolbeck did a great job adapting his api to be queried from ZEsarUX. All searches made from ZEsarUX using the “speccy browser” menu are sent to his api. Then the downloads come from WOS (if you don’t have https support compiled) or from Spectrum computing website/archive.org, if y...

Thanks for reporting the dll
Seems not all users need it (I don’t have it). But I will include it

Cheers

Hi! I have uploaded a new ZEsarUX 8.1 BETA version. You can download compiled versions for Windows, Mac, and the source code from: https://github.com/chernandezba/zesarux/releases/tag/8.1-07112019 Changelog is: Added ZEsarUX Network Gaming protocol (ZENG), which allows you to play to any emulated ga...

“FINAL” meant it’s a stable and not beta version. I just wanted to make it clear but maybe it’s a bit confusing

Hi! I've uploaded a new FINAL stable ZEsarUX version, 8.0 :) You can download it, as always, from the url: https://github.com/chernandezba/zesarux/releases There are compiled versions for Linux, Raspbian, Mac and Windows. The source code is available too. The changelog for this version is: Version 8...

Hi! I've uploaded a new BETA ZEsarUX version, 8.0 Release Candidate. That means that a new stable version will arrive soon :) You can download it, as always, from the url: https://github.com/chernandezba/zesarux/releases There are compiled versions for Linux, Mac and Windows. The source code is avai...

PeterJ wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2019 9:54 am Thank you for your work on this @chernandezba. I look forward to trying out the assembler.

If anyone would like to write a guide on ZRCP that would be appreciated.

See one of the things that can be done with ZRCP

https://github.com/maziac/z80-debug

PeterJ wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2019 9:54 am Thank you for your work on this @chernandezba. I look forward to trying out the assembler.

If anyone would like to write a guide on ZRCP that would be appreciated.

What do you want to know about ZRCP?

Hi! I have uploaded a new stable ZEsarUX version 7.2! You must go to the Releases section on the GitHub project to download It, as usual: https://github.com/chernandezba/zesarux/releases There are binary compiled versions for: -Linux -Mac -Windows -Raspberry Pi And, of course, the source code, so pe...

Hi
I’ve just discovered this old thread, very interesting!
By the way, AY emulation in ZEsarUX is a custom code made my me, so probably audio doesn’t look like other emulators. Also, I don’t add audio filters, so it’s just the audio wave with my own algorithms

Cheers!
Cesar

@chernandezba I have added an additional file to the folder: ZEsarUX - PowerUp & Load Game - Silence Detector Not Enabled .mp3 Edited Finally, after spending two days testing the Windows audio clicking issue I can confirm: -It has nothing to do with my sdl audio module. The same is used in Mac ...

PeterJ wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2019 6:04 amYes, Windows 10.

Thanks!

PeterJ wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2019 7:51 pm @chernandezba

I have added an additional file to the folder:

ZEsarUX - PowerUp & Load Game - Silence Detector Not Enabled .mp3

Edited

Thanks. Perfect, only the startup “clicks” and nothing else
Just to be sure... did you recorded that in Windows?

I’ve heard them I know about the power up sound. It’s related to high cpu use at startup, although I haven’t tested it too much About comparing with Fuse... there’s no point on doing that. ZEsarUX plays audio at 15 kHz, 8 bit. It has less quality than any other emulator I know. It’s easier for me (1...

Thanks Peter
I’m going to hear them

But as I said, I need you to test audio having silence detector DISABLED, not enabled. Forget it by now
Thanks

djnzx48 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2019 8:13 am OK, I tested it and there is no clicking. I only start to get clicking noises if I switch to other windows in the background.

That's great! Thanks

There's not too much clicking when nothing's going on but fastloading, using the menus, or using other programs in the background makes it more noticable. I also get occasional framedrops down to 47fps or so which cause audio dropouts. Actually I just tried testing again and the silence detector do...