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Sgeo |
Just discovered the emulation doesn't really keep up to 100% in NTSC mode, which makes sense because (unlike the default PAL mode) it's at 1/60, same as requestAnimationFrame itself, while PAL is 1/50 so isn't hurt by the slowness |
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Sgeo |
I'm around 95% in NTSC mode |
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04:51
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Sgeo |
Fun idea: Get netplay to work. What I'm thinking of wouldn't be very applicable to IA though. Would need some server at least to coordinate things with WebRTC |
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bai |
yeah dosbox has working networking, I run it over websockets rather than webrtc though |
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06:08
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bai |
I have an instance of pppd running in aws, wrapped in a websocket and dosbox's serial networking turns the serial port into a websocket connection |
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bai |
PPPoW :D |
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Sgeo |
bai, websockets work fine for VICE's client stuff. How about server stuff? |
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bai |
well, in theory, you can set up a virtual network within the user's browser, and even bridge it with other networks using the type of thing I described, where you have a relay server in a colo bridging people onto the same network |
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bai |
one guy in here a couple years back was talking about running networked emulated systems so you could do like a whole computer lab type of setup, but don't remember who it was and dunno how far he got |
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