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Post by Woody Alien on Oct 21, 2015 9:22:57 GMT -5
I remember years ago to have used an Amiga emulator with no big problems, since I found among my stuff a disk with tons of Amiga IPF game files I wanted to do it again. I followed a few WinUAE guides such as this one and this one and proceeded to go over to the SPS site to download the IPF support library. However they don't seem to work (I only see a black screen), I tried almost all the Windows libraries but nothing seems to work so far. The first guide suggests that when the DLL file is placed in the directory of WinUAE the program should ask "Detect 16-bit Pixel format" but nothing appeared. I tried to run some ADF files to see if I had made something wrong in the installation but a couple of them seemed to work. The problem is, most of the ADF files you can find around are shitty cracked/bootlegged copies that almost always manage to crash so that I can't play them. This shouldn't be a problem with the IPF files, but then again I can't get them to work. Any ideas?
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Post by elektrolurch on Oct 22, 2015 5:09:41 GMT -5
Maybe stupid advice but, try FS-UAE instead of WinUAE. I never had any issues with FS...
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Post by Woody Alien on Oct 24, 2015 5:29:48 GMT -5
Maybe stupid advice but, try FS-UAE instead of WinUAE. I never had any issues with FS... I will try it and see what happens, everyone mentions WinUAE so I thought it was the better one...
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Post by Weasel on Oct 24, 2015 14:23:14 GMT -5
Well, WinUAE is quite a lot more customizable than FS-UAE, but the trade-off is that the interface is a lot more advanced, and thus confusing. FS-UAE is designed to be more pick-up-and-play, which makes it easier to run things, but also does not offer certain useful options, like manually choosing CPU and RAM types, or adjusting the Kickstart ROM versions for certain Amiga models.
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Post by Snarboo on Oct 24, 2015 15:13:38 GMT -5
FS-UAE is designed to be more pick-up-and-play, which makes it easier to run things, but also does not offer certain useful options, like manually choosing CPU and RAM types, or adjusting the Kickstart ROM versions for certain Amiga models. If you use the launcher bundled with recent versions of FS-UAE, you have access to all of those features.
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Post by Weasel on Oct 24, 2015 15:45:46 GMT -5
Did they ever fix the installer to let you put it anywhere other than in AppData?
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Post by Snarboo on Oct 24, 2015 18:37:20 GMT -5
I don't believe so, no.
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Post by Bobinator on Oct 24, 2015 23:52:28 GMT -5
If you make a file in the FSUAE folder called "portable.ini", that should keep everything kept in its own folder.
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