Hey, you shouldn't glorify my too much. I'm just a normal guy.

gbajose";p="1351 escribió: 

seguro q incluso me entiendes mejor en español no? xDD  

Well, unfortunately not. I'm reading with machine translation from google or babelfish.

Denymetanol escribió: 

If you flash the action rplay, all saves can be deleted, right?

That's correct. It actually depends on the size of the firmware:
up to 64kB: only firmware
up to 128kB(?): firmware + codes
up to 256 kB: firmware + codes + save games
I'm planning to make a selection option in Save Game Manager.
However, you can backup all your save games before flashing. The Save Game Manager will help you by compressing them to smaller size.

About the emus: they are still too slow. But I can speed them up and possibly I will.
Porting of emus to Saturn is far more difficult than porting to other platforms like Dreamcast. Why? Because Saturn's CPU got different endianess and does not allow unaligned memory accesses. Finding and removing these issues was very hard and not all have been figured out.
That's why the Game Boy emu does not play commercial COLOR roms yet. The Neo Geo Pocket emu got little GFX issues.

If you would like to see a really good emulator, then keep your eye on VBT's SMS emu.

Hi, Rockin`-B a one question!!

It is possible to use single, of independent way, the atlas? It is because I want it  use to load sega Ages 1 and 2, that seems to me that they will fit to me in a same CD. Thanks.

Babelfish translation XDDDDDDDDD

mangatron";p="1364 escribió: 

Hi, Rockin`-B a one question!!

It is possible to use single, of independent way, the atlas? It is because I want it  use to load sega Ages 1 and 2, that seems to me that they will fit to me in a same CD. Thanks.

Babelfish translation XDDDDDDDDD

Yes, you can use Atlas to make your own boot disc. Very detailed information about this is inside ATLAS.TXT which can be found in folder 'readme' or on the disc itself.
Note that very few games (like outrun) don't work with the demo demo loader mechanism in general.

Basically, for each game you create a folder on the Atlas disc called "GAMENAME". In that folder goes the complete content of the original game CD. Next you place the IP.BIN file on disc, called "GAMENAME.IPI". The IP.BIN is about 4kB and is located at the start of the CD. To extract it, you need a tool like IsoBuster.
Info on extracting the IP.BIN of a game CD can be found here: h**p://***.rockin-b.de/saturn/SATURN-PatchingGameCDs.htm#E0.

To create an ISO, you'll need:
h**p://***.rockin-b.de/saturn/Mkisofs.exe.zip
h**p://***.rockin-b.de/saturn/Cygwin1.dll.zip
To build your ISO, you'll also need the IP.BIN from The Rockin'-B All Stars CD, which can be extracted the same way.

Atlas allows to add even more files to polish things up, but you don't need to.

Please tell me if you succeeded. If you get problems, I'll try to help you.

Happy modding!

gracias x corregirme Danymetanol  


Rockin, your work is very good recived for all Saturn´s players ^^
I´m going to play now Saturn and  your CD    

Sorry >.< My english is very bad and in Spanis says: Chapucero xDD  

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