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My results testing each core - N3MIS15 - 2016-01-08
Starting with SNES here are my results from testing each core on linux build.
Beetle bSNES:
Super Mario World: 78~%cpu-kodi 60fps
Mega Man X: 83~%cpu-kodi 60~fps
bSNES Mercury "Accuracy":
Super Mario World: 105~%cpu-kodi 35~fps
Mega Man X: 103~%cpu-kodi 33~fps
bSNES Mercury "Balanced":
Super Mario World: 82~%cpu-kodi 60~fps
Mega Man X: 89~%cpu-kodi 60~fps
bSNES Mercury "Performance":
Super Mario World: 64~%cpu-kodi 60~fps
Mega Man X: 68~%cpu-kodi 60~fps
bSNES Mercury "Performance":
Super Mario World: 64~%cpu-kodi 60~fps
Mega Man X: 68~%cpu-kodi 60~fps
Snes9x:
Super Mario World: 29~%cpu-kodi 60~fps
Mega Man X: 29~%cpu-kodi 60~fps
Snes9x-Next:
Super Mario World: 25~%cpu-kodi 60~fps
Mega Man X: 24~%cpu-kodi 60~fps
Notes:
I ran the SFC controller test rom and L/R bumpers were backwards. Not sure if this is a problem with the rom??
BeetlebSNES did work correctly with Mega Man X, Mega Man X2 or Mega Man X3. Holding the B button (jump) makes all buttons unresponsive, including B.
bSNES Mercury "Accuracy" runs in widescreen.
Snex9x crashes randomly and on exit.
Snes9x-Next just doesnt feel right. It "shudders" as if its skipping frames or something.
The most playable for me was: bSNES Mercury "Performance".
Log for the Beetle bSNES megaman issue: http://xbmclogs.com/p4jefwt4p
If you like logs for any other cores, let me know
RE: My results testing each core - garbear - 2016-01-08
(2016-01-08, 10:41)N3MIS15 Wrote: I ran the SFC controller test rom and L/R bumpers were backwards. Not sure if this is a problem with the rom??
See my explanation in this post. Input is a long chain of things that could go wrong, and most of this was hand-written by myself, so things probably did
Looks like I just swapped a left and a right somewhere in this chain.(2016-01-08, 10:41)N3MIS15 Wrote: BeetlebSNES did work correctly with Mega Man X, Mega Man X2 or Mega Man X3. Holding the B button (jump) makes all buttons unresponsive, including B.
Looking in the log, I see
Code:
19:24:26 T:140305567823808 DEBUG: Joystick 8Bitdo NES30 GamePad Joystick: Button 1 pressed
19:24:26 T:140305567823808 DEBUG: CGenericJoystickInputHandling: game.controller.snes feature [ b ] pressed
19:24:26 T:140305567823808 DEBUG: Event handled
19:24:27 T:140304694896384 INFO: AddOnLog: Joystick Support: CJoystickInterfaceLinux::Initialize: opening joystick /dev/input/js0
19:24:27 T:140305567823808 DEBUG: Joystick 8Bitdo NES30 GamePad Joystick: Button 1 released
19:24:27 T:140305567823808 DEBUG: CGenericJoystickInputHandling: game.controller.snes feature [ b ] released
...
19:24:28 T:140305567823808 DEBUG: Joystick 8Bitdo NES30 GamePad Joystick: Button 1 pressed
19:24:28 T:140305567823808 DEBUG: CGenericJoystickInputHandling: game.controller.snes feature [ b ] pressed
19:24:28 T:140305567823808 DEBUG: Event handled
...
19:24:34 T:140305567823808 DEBUG: Joystick 8Bitdo NES30 GamePad Joystick: Button 1 released
19:24:34 T:140305567823808 DEBUG: CGenericJoystickInputHandling: game.controller.snes feature [ b ] releasedI see "B" being pressed 1 second, then pressed and held for 6 seconds. A bunch of other buttons are pressed/released while B is pressed.
Does this issue happen in the other SNES cores? if not, can you open a github issue here?
(2016-01-08, 10:41)N3MIS15 Wrote: bSNES Mercury "Accuracy" runs in widescreen.
Can you open an issue on github? Eventually the wiki will link to these.
(2016-01-08, 10:41)N3MIS15 Wrote: Snex9x crashes randomly and on exit.
Snes9x-Next just doesnt feel right. It "shudders" as if its skipping frames or something.
Snes9x* issues can be tracked here: https://github.com/kodi-game/game.libretro.snes9x/issues
(2016-01-08, 10:41)N3MIS15 Wrote: The most playable for me was: bSNES Mercury "Performance".
Until RetroPlayer allows default cores (on my list, open to ideas), this will have to do
(2016-01-08, 10:41)N3MIS15 Wrote: If you like logs for any other cores, let me know
logs are usually helpful. when in doubt, post one.