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Post by yasihiko on Jan 31, 2007 8:17:23 GMT 1
Is it possible to get the emu into standby mode like all the other games and features on the PSP?
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Post by exenteth on Jan 31, 2007 16:29:30 GMT 1
Not really... They attempted to make a makeshift standby mode but it doesn't work anywhere near as well as the official one.
Basicly you have to turn off the screen yourself, and even then the battery drains pretty fast :/
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Post by yasihiko on Feb 1, 2007 2:36:06 GMT 1
But is development of the code still going on? Cause if it is they could fix that up for a newer version.
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Post by exenteth on Feb 1, 2007 3:10:24 GMT 1
Quoting prettyv from a while back: "It has to do with the way this version uses the media engine. It cannot shutdown the media engine so it cannot go into standby." If I recall.. (and I probably don't) - the way to use the media engine removed the use of official sony functions or something.. thus disabling the real standby mode, so alas, no amount of updates will fix it  The development of the code is pretty much finished, the next update will contain minor bugfixes and will be a final for good. *however* the standby mode on the user version works fine, I think |
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Post by yasihiko on Feb 2, 2007 6:13:46 GMT 1
sorry to ask this but what are the major differences between the ME and the user versions?
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Post by manias on Feb 2, 2007 12:24:52 GMT 1
ME uses two processors, user only one
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Post by exenteth on Feb 2, 2007 17:27:23 GMT 1
Yep.. Media Engine + CPU
whereas user only uses CPU
that's the official difference, behind the scenes.. the differences a standard user of the 2 versions will see is a noticeable boost in speed for ME, lack of standby mode in ME, and a fixable save state bug currently present in ME (I THINK user is safe on that one, but I haven't checked it so I ain't sure)
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