[Ordi.] blueMSX v2.2.0

Posté le 19/03/2005 à 10:54 par Jets

Nouvelle version (Normal, SSE, SSE2) pour cet émulateur de MSX dont voici les changements:

– Added a keyboard editor
– Introduced a plugin structure that allows to add external program (dll’s) : debugger and trainer capacities come under this form with the emulator
– Developed a multi-page interface with system infos, audio mixer, video settings and virtual keyboard
– Intern changes for the soundchips emulation that makes possible support for multiple simultaneous chips
– Added support for selectable video resolution in fullscreen mode
– blueMSX shares now with openMSX a rom database in an improved updatable new format ; for a limited period, the old format will still be supported.
– Updated C-BIOS to version 0.20
– Replaced the FM-PAC cartridge in all generic MSX2 machines by the MSX2+ FM chip and the PAC cartridge
– Added a generic MSX2 machine with only the PSG soundchip
– Changed the special machines to make them closer to the real machines (the only exception is 512 Kb RAM in all MSX2, MSX2+ and Turbo-R machines)
– Added a new mapper for the Dutch and Korean MSX-MUSIC cartridges
– Added support for the Sony HBI55 cartridge
– Added complete support for the SVI-328 Floppy Drive Controller
– Added autodetection of video source and support for the SVI-806 video card (80 columns – CRTC6845) ; this feature is also a step for future GFX9000 support
– Added support for 192 Kb VRAM in the V9958 VDP chip
– Improved the Disable Floppy Drive Timing feature
– Added the amber monitor type
– Added support for the Hq2x scaler (and the Hq3x scaler if the emulator runs in fullscreen mode and at least the resolution 1024 x 768)
– Added the RF-Modulator effect
– Improved the filtering for SCC, MSX-MUSIC and MSX-AUDIO
– Added support for parallel and serial ports
– Added preview of the save states
– Added support for the .col files, used for the ColecoVision cartridges
– Fixed different bugs (PSG sounds, save states, MSX-AUDIO initialisation, loss of performance when using menus)
– Fixed sprite bug in Dragon Quest 2 (the title is now displayed correctly)