Note: if you change the sample rate in the middle of recording, it’ll show… High quality sound can be tested by changing ‘soundquality’ The Config file is the “Preferences” file (macfceu.cfg), created atĪpplication’s root. To speed up emulation however, certain carts may lock-up or crash when applied. There is a Command-Shift-F4 feature to turn off background emulation altogether Like “Duck Tales (U)” will not look good during scrolling action under PAL. Some carts are programmed for better appearance under PAL anyway, however, carts PAL – at the end of the name of the file. The state/movie names are capped to 31 characters for HFS’s limitations.Ĭertain cartridges expect either PAL and NTSC emulation, typically based on the

Ĭertain features are pretty self-explanitory. The source code should be available at <. The GNU General Public License applies refer to “LICENSE”. You should probably use the Classic version. The Carbon ‘.app’ is built for CarbonLib 1.1 (PPC) or later. Only in native code and method will you get real-time performance. Believe me, I’ve tried - even with almost everything turned off, MC68040-based Macs will never run FCE Ultra The high quality sound code isn’t working - this was not intended.įor now, use higher sample rates with the standard quality (low).Įven though the Classic M68K platform is supported, it is very slow (even with However, for you PPC user, you should be fairly happy with this program. I am running Snow Leopard on a Mac Book Pro. I haven’t used this Emulator before and I can’t even try it because “the Classic environment is not supported”. This decent Nintendo emulator for Mac OSX saw an update today.

Nes emulator on mac