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#1 2014-10-13 22:00:17

slango20
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Registered: 2014-10-13
Posts: 2

Why is the audio toggle so close to the reset button on linux?

I have hit it about 3 times now when I'm trying to toggle the audio, it starts getting annoying when it happens every 5 minutes when I want to mute the badly emulated audio (CPU timing based, not the best method ever)

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#2 2014-10-13 22:34:56

zeromus
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Registered: 2009-01-05
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Re: Why is the audio toggle so close to the reset button on linux?

desmume audio isnt cpu timing based by default. the audio's close to the reset button because someone decided having a reset button in the toolbar is a good idea, and there's no good thing to have right next to a reset button. we should probably remove the reset button entirely.

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#3 2014-10-14 00:13:29

slango20
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Registered: 2014-10-13
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Re: Why is the audio toggle so close to the reset button on linux?

or at least have an are-you-sure dialog, as that can be helpful for game devs, and IIRC some games force CPU timing based audio on the DS, and even a 1MHz change in emulated cycle time causes it to go wonky, plays just fine in an actual DS though, with an all-in-one flashcart

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#4 2014-10-14 00:33:15

zeromus
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Re: Why is the audio toggle so close to the reset button on linux?

yes, that's called streamed audio. desmume doesnt emulate that well until you change it to a synchronous spu mode instead of async or dual spu mode.

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