No, but do you have examples?

There has been so much praise already written and said about Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii, but I'd just like to point out that most of it is absolutely true.
It's a truly addictive, fresh and excellent 3D-platformer with a lot of new ideas and variety.

Holy Cow!

I don't know really. I've just created the script. Perhaps you could attach a few of these files that you suspect are pictures in the Graphic Formats forum, so people can look at it.

Ray Phoenix wrote:Well, Darkfox has asked for help for the .EMI file on the Breath Of Fire IV disk. But i want to know if he has extrated the sprite sheets on the cd.
Stupid Question, i know...

Okay, well I hope the MultiEx Commander script works for you.

Has what worked?

Looks good indeed!

It's script reminds me somewhat of Haypo's Hachoir python library:
http://hachoir.org/

I must say, I have seriously enjoyed Episode One and Episode Two of Half Life 2, more or less recently. Both Episodes end with nice cliff-hangers that urge you to play the next Episode. Though the duration of the gameplay is not that long (compared to Half Life 2), it is well worth it. There's a rea...

Hey Mambox! Thanks for the kind words! :D :D I've only got a Wii, Nintendo DS and a medium PC for PK. (Oh and 3 Commodore 64's, 1 Commodore 64 (Boxed), 1 Commodore 128 (Boxed), 1 Commodore Amiga 600 (500, but smaller), 1 Commodore Amiga 500 (Boxed), 1 Commodore VIC20 (Boxed), 1 MSX2 NMS8250, 1 MSX V...

This type of signature scan is something also found probably in Strobe's Jaeder Naub (included in MultiEx Commander as well) scanning code. You could try and PM him about it to discuss such issues.

When and what email address did you use (you can PM me this info).

Let me know next time in advance, so I can create some tunes on my strusty c64!

So who won???!

The SID chip doesn't allow it. There are multiple "issues" of the same type (e.g. 6581 R1, R2 and R3, plus the 8580) that are emulated not 100% or not at all, so a tune composed for the 8580 will sound totally different on a 6581, especially when bass-filters are used.

But ofcourse, for getting the REAL sound the track should be replayed on a real c64 ;) It should be composed on the real c64 in the first place or at least use the SID chips like HardSID etc. If you don't you compose with the wrong sound, and listen to a different tune when you do play it on a c64....

There's no emulator that can capture the sound of the 6581 and 8580 chips. You need the real thing.