pickme
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Post by pickme on May 12, 2006 3:31:52 GMT 1
Could someone help me with this saveslot thing on the ingame menu? If I find the ingame menu, I probably won't have any trouble ;D I don't know what you mean by 'tap the screen' All that does is activate the screen key things. Thanks.
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Post by beavis on May 12, 2006 3:52:45 GMT 1
Okay, so you're in emulation (playing a game), tap the center of the screen and the OSD will pop up. Not the corners, those are the configurable buttons.  Remember however that with every tap in the OSD, dynamic memory is reduced 'til an eventual crash. So I'd advise using it as little as possible, and use the beltbar mostly. |
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pickme
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Post by pickme on May 12, 2006 4:26:23 GMT 1
I must be missing something still. Or another disadvantage to a low-res device. If so, is this feature in RC2? In RC2 I have the beltbar and, if so, the ingame menu. Anyway, tapping the middle of the screen doesn't do anything. No menu, no crash, no popup. Absoloutely nothing. Thanks anyway beavis.
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Post by beavis on May 12, 2006 4:57:18 GMT 1
Yah, you might be better off going back to RC2, if the beltbar is visible and the OSD pops up. The OSD works on my T|E on both rc2 and rc3, and I know how valuable those extra save slots can be...  |
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tmair
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Post by tmair on May 13, 2006 20:27:11 GMT 1
Ok I am brand new here.
I have downloaded LJP and love it, but can some one tell me what is rc2 and RC3? and what does it do?
Thanks
Terry
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tmair
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Post by tmair on May 13, 2006 20:36:58 GMT 1
Ok I think I am figuring this out at least a little, apperently I have rc2 installed, can some one tell me what are some of the advantadged of the rc3 over rc2? I have read this thread but it seams you guys are pros at this and I am new here and new to LJP please forgive my ignorence.
Thanks
Terry
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Post by Tinnus on May 14, 2006 3:14:59 GMT 1
They're just version numbers... RC3 is latest but some people find RC2 more stable.
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tmair
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Post by tmair on May 14, 2006 6:15:16 GMT 1
But if it did not crash on my Treo 650 would there be advantadges to haveing rc3 over rc2?
Thanks
Terry
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Post by beavis on May 14, 2006 6:41:58 GMT 1
Sure! Does being able to save configurations individually for each game sound enticing? Or if you like Atari 2600 vcs, then being able to use the "game select" and "difficulty" features is nice... Although I am a little biased, as I've had hardly any crashes with rc3 now. |
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tmair
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Post by tmair on May 14, 2006 16:32:27 GMT 1
Thanks for the information, but I know me and I have a hard enough time remembering how I have in configured now with out having to remember each game  And I dont even know what game are on Atari. Thanks agin Terry |
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Post by beavis on May 14, 2006 23:46:14 GMT 1
That's the beauty of having separate configurations for each game: you don't have to remember. You set the general configs for each system for greatest compatibility, then fine tune each game in the individual setting. That way every game works right away, then can be tweaked the way you like it. It's saved so that when you return to that game, no matter how the general settings have been altered or any other game's settings have changed, the game is still set the way you like it!
With LJP versions before rc3, you play a game and configure it the way you like it. Then start playing another game, which may need to be configured differently. When you go back to the first one, you've got to remember what it's settings were or go through the trial and error process again...
So for anyone who wants to have to remember less settings, I'd again recommend rc3.
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semi
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Post by semi on May 15, 2006 8:08:20 GMT 1
They're just version numbers... RC3 is latest but some people find RC2 more stable. ;P Well, that's why we're all waiting to see LJR come out. RC2 never worked on my Clie NX80V and NX73V and TG50, so I don't even know if it's stable, but I like RC3 better than 0.9T because of the per-game setting. |
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Post by countbuggula on May 16, 2006 23:50:01 GMT 1
The OSD never worked for low-rez devices in RC2, only Hi-rez. The beltbar did work, and the only difference between the beltbar in RC2 and RC3 is you can't see it now. If you know where the buttons are supposed to be you can still press them and they do what they're supposed to.
Soon this should be a moot point as I'll be upgrading to a 700p as soon as it's released. Time to retire my trusty ol' 600.
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Post by tgwaste on May 17, 2006 10:51:24 GMT 1
youre lucky.. i cant get the 700P untill the GSM version  ((( |
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Post by stranger725 on May 20, 2006 5:17:57 GMT 1
i'm a zire 31 user and i can see that the graphics has improved for lowres users in rc3, can't see the beltbar though but its functions are still there. i tried playing goonies on nes and the sprites are messed up haven't tried it on rc2 but i guess they're just the same... ty |
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Post by digital712 on May 22, 2006 1:01:06 GMT 1
For me RC3 is *way* more stable on my Palm TX. Hardly ever resets. You'll *NEED* UDMH AND UnCache if you want to play SNES or Genesis games on the TX. I tried all the modules except WS... all I have to say is AWSOME. NES, GB, GG are almost perfect. A2600 plays fine, but that sound... NGP is good a little slow though. Need WarpSpeed SNES is good but a little slow. Need WarpSpeed GENS wold probably be better with the ASM core which crashes immediately Overall impression... WOW! Good job! Thanks! Tony |
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Post by mr.chockuls on May 22, 2006 2:44:49 GMT 1
in my palm zire72s it's good all modules works fine and don't have any bug but in SNES i need UDMH and 3MB of DBcache but all works fine now you can release ( zire72)
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Post by beavis on May 22, 2006 9:26:00 GMT 1
GENS wold probably be better with the ASM core which crashes immediately Try using the ljp-gen.zem from RC2. It is compatible with RC3 launcher and ASM core will work once again. |
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Post by jrdelaney on May 22, 2006 15:08:48 GMT 1
I need help!!!
I have a Clie PEG-TJ37... trying to use the SNES emulator.
I have uncache (which I think works...), Warpspeed (I think works...) and UDMH, which I have clean up enabled and a 19260 placed on the line.
Everytime I try to start up my FF3, it keeps saying Out of Memory and then locks up, making me reset.
Any help available for me?
Thanks!
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Post by Tinnus on May 22, 2006 18:53:58 GMT 1
The Clies don't have DBCache, so setting UDMH to show X memory won't help. You should free more internal RAM. mr.chockuls: you can't need DBCache on a Zire 72 because it doesn't have a DBCache  |
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Menchi
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Post by Menchi on May 22, 2006 19:00:16 GMT 1
Which devices need DBcache? 
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Post by Tinnus on May 22, 2006 19:45:25 GMT 1
The ones with NVFS - T5, TX, LD, Treo 650, z22, TE2
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Post by tgwaste on May 23, 2006 8:48:15 GMT 1
Treo 650 doesnt need DBCache |
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Post by jrdelaney on May 23, 2006 18:17:30 GMT 1
How do I free up RAM on my Clie?
I'm such a newbie...
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Post by JeremySmith on May 23, 2006 20:02:12 GMT 1
How do I free up RAM on my Clie? I'm such a newbie... Try moving some of your apps from your Clie to your memory card. That will free up more ram that UDMH can use. |
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Menchi
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Post by Menchi on May 23, 2006 20:50:08 GMT 1
There's also a good app called "Memory jack" . It uses space from your card as ram, and you can still use udmh. But you have to have a fast card ;D
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s19locke
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Post by s19locke on May 24, 2006 15:39:53 GMT 1
Um not for sure how well that memory jack program will work. I spoke with dmitrygr a long time ago about that and he said that he had already looked into using memory on your expansioncard as ram but it was really too slow to implement into udmh even using top of the line sandisk cards. But that was prior to devices like TlX and TlE2 and such so it may work (for some odd reason I doubt it.) Never mind a quick look around gave me this www.brayder.com/memoryjack/faq_memoryjack.htm |
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Post by gthing on May 24, 2006 18:26:44 GMT 1
*** = Xbox 360! I know you didn't think it would work on a palm, but Tinnus is magic.
Seriously. I'm dying to find out. I just hope it's not something lame.
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veggie
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Post by veggie on May 24, 2006 18:57:20 GMT 1
It's not lame...once you figure it out you'll be very happy. btw look in the forums, Tinnus has actually said too much and if you just put his clues together u'll know wat *** is. if not, then u'll find out when its released.
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