Al arrancarlo, la emulacion va muy lenta y al pulsar PgnUP va bien, pero hay que mantener pulsada la dichosa tecla y encima deja de funcionar el sonido.

¿Soy yo que lo hago mal o hay forma de hacer algo para solventar estos problemas ?

Saludos.

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Al arrancarlo, la emulacion va muy lenta y al pulsar PgnUP va bien, pero hay que mantener pulsada la dichosa tecla y encima deja de funcionar el sonido. ¿Soy yo que lo hago mal o hay forma de hacer algo para solventar estos problemas ? Saludos.

Let me translate this for the rest ppl.

paraMSX

At start the emulation run very slow, but if i press and hold the PgnUP key run good, but need hold the key all the time and the sound is turned off.

¿I' am doing something wrong? ¿How fix this problem?



allway be great if you tell what kind of PC you got

Thanks for translation.

PC Nº1:

Pentium III 1Ghz
SO ==> Win 98

PC Nº 2:

Pentium II
SO ==> XP

I do not understand why, but the performace of paraMSX has been decreased on newer versions (0.4x). This was one of the best ports of fMSX, but looks like last releases are very slow...

Instead of paraMSX, you can try blueMSX, redMSX or fMSX-SDL. They are much faster than paraMSX 0.4x and they are very easy to use. Of courser, if you want the most accurated emulation, you should try openMSX or NLMSX, although these emulators don't have a friendly user interface.

openMSX has Catapult, a very friendly interface.
NLMSX was not so long ago applauded for its interface, and now it's discarded as 'non-friendly'?

What a load of crap...

Actually, yeah... I think NLMSX has one of the more user-friendly interfaces around! Pretty much everything can be done with a click of the mouse. It's still my fave emulator, eventhough openMSX is more accurate. I just love not having to type in order to load files and whatnot. Anyways, I've you're a beginner (or just plain lazy like me) I would most definately recommend NLMSX to anyone...

Well, I haven't used emulators for a long long time... I prefer to use my turboR