bizhawk would also be worth a look I guess. It's a libretro-based emu in C#.
https://code.google.com/p/bizhawk/
https://code.google.com/p/bizhawk/
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If anyone is still interested, I finally had time to look over the source of bizhawk (see above).
It should be pretty straight forward to implement as a new type of Player in MP2.
I don't know how the players in MP2 work. At least not yet
If I find the time I will look further into it (I have A LOT of exams in January...).
Help is of course appreciated, especially of someone more familiar with MP2 plugins
It should be pretty straight forward to implement as a new type of Player in MP2.
I don't know how the players in MP2 work. At least not yet
If I find the time I will look further into it (I have A LOT of exams in January...).
Help is of course appreciated, especially of someone more familiar with MP2 plugins
I looked into this a little deeper. I think i understand ho to control the emu and where to get the video from (at least without audio).
I kinda struggle trying to understand the MP2 Player/Resource system though, so I really would appreciate some starting points from someone who has a clue
I kinda struggle trying to understand the MP2 Player/Resource system though, so I really would appreciate some starting points from someone who has a clue
- How can I create an importer for a new media type?
- How can I create a player to run this type?
- How can I tell the player where to get video from
(i can get it from the emulator as an int[] or Bitmap object)
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@morpheus_xx I hope the tag is correct
I can help at least with the importer:
You need to implement a new MetadataExtractor.
A good example on how to do this can be found with our BluRayMetadataExtractor.
The question re players is best answered by Morpheus. But I think a look into the BDHandler plugin could be helpful for you as well.
Thanks for your efforts!
You need to implement a new MetadataExtractor.
A good example on how to do this can be found with our BluRayMetadataExtractor.
The question re players is best answered by Morpheus. But I think a look into the BDHandler plugin could be helpful for you as well.
Thanks for your efforts!
I actually don't see why old console games should run faster in a 64bit environment. They use very little RAM, so there is basically no benefit...
But then again, i didn't try it yet
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I actually don't see why old console games should run faster in a 64bit environment. They use very little RAM, so there is basically no benefit...
But then again, i didn't try it yet
I don't know about "old consoles", but there are plenty of games in MAME that benefit greatly from a 64bit compiled exe.
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Please check my post in this thread: https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/playermanager-and-adding-new-players.125301/#post-1072713. It explains the principle how to get use the video frame (here by a brush).