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Reeally low priority right now, but we should be able to open 7z, rar, etc.

Also, it should have multiple file archive support.  So you can select a
specific file in a 7z archive.  This is useful because goodsets tend to
come packaged this way; where all versions of a game will be packaged in
the same .7z file.

Porting sdl-throttle.cpp from fceux would be a good idea.

This doesn't work anymore.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
Playing any game over the internet

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I expect good response but get lag,

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
latest svn, on linux and windows.

Please provide any additional information below.

Please rewrite mendafen-server and netplay. There is so good way to play
nes over the internet. It's the only reason I would want to use an emulator
too.

Right now you have to advance a frame to see what the state you loaded
looks like.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Compile it on Debian Squeeze
2. Try to run it

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
The message:
Setting "nes.ntsc.matrix.0" is not set to a floating-point(real) number:
"1.539"

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
The newest one, from svn

Please provide any additional information below.
The issue happens using any options, or even with no option at all. I've tried:
./mednafen -nes.ntsc.matrix.0 1.539

But I get the same error.

Currently the movie file is a raw dump of input with no header.

"Emulators should be able to emulate at 50, 25, 12, 6, and 3 percent normal
speed (and possibly other speeds)."

This will need some hotkeys made as well.

During recording, display a red dot etc.

It no longer seeks to the right portion of the movie properly.

Possibly complicated due to the multiple platforms supported.

It needs to detect NumberOfPorts based on the current console.  Something
like strcmp(CurGame->shortname, "lynx")

All emulators need this! So I guess I'll add it here.

For reference see:
GENS10: http://code.google.com/p/gens-rerecording/
FCEUX: https://sourceforge.net/projects/fceultra/
FCEU.28: http://code.google.com/p/fceu/
SNES9x.143: http://code.google.com/p/snes9x143-rerecording/

This will prevent ruining movie savestates by saving a state when a movie
isn't playing back or recording

Number is lower than it should be for PCE

Right now there's a save, a load, and a couple of hotkeys for changing the
current state number.  There needs to be an individual hotkey for loading
and saving every savestate.  See input.cpp

Right now it tends to advance multiple frames at a time unless you barely
touch it.

Loading other states will ruin the movie file.

This should probably have its own hotkey.

No export functions.

Please added gui to mednafen. Because i can't see perfect frondend for
mednafen.

I've been trying to compile r249 on Gentoo Linux and quite frankly, I'm stuck.
Most of the compile error I could hunt down (see the attached patch), but
not those two for final linking:

>>
/.../mednafen-svn/src/netplay.cpp:289: undefined reference to
`MDFNMOV_RecordState()'
wswan/libwswan.a(debug.o): In function `WSwanDBG_Disassemble(unsigned int&,
unsigned int, char*)':
/.../mednafen-svn/src/wswan/debug.cpp:355: undefined reference to
`disassembler::disasm(unsigned short, unsigned short, unsigned char const*,
char*)'
<<

The first one is due to MDFNMOV_RecordState() being commented out in
movie.cpp; I'm guessing there's a good reason to do so.
The second, however, is weirder. From what I can tell, disasm is in
src/wswan/dis/dis_decode.cpp and gets compiled/linked into libwswan.a. The
latter is then linked for the final mednafen binary. Why it's still an
undefined reference sadly is out of my league.

Any help on this is of course highly appreciated.

The patch needs to be applied before running autogen.sh. Those were my
./configure options:
--enable-nls --enable-threads=posix --disable-altivec --disable-gb
--disable-gba --disable-lynx --disable-nes --disable-ngp --enable-pce
--enable-pcfx --disable-sms --enable-wswan --enable-alsa --disable-jack

Currently no Memory Search/Watching.  There is a pretty advanced debugger
implemented though.

-mov.author - author's name
-mov.filename - when you record, it will be written to this filename

Right there is no SRAM management, so recording and playing back a movie
from a game like Rondo that completes some levels will cause a desync
because of the differing state of the associated SRAM file.

When is playback mode (read-only) of a movie file, the frame counter should
also display the total number of frames after it.

framenumber/total frames

etc.

555/10000

There's no error handling code, so it tries to open a non-existent file and
crashes.

Currently no read only toggle implemented.

Sound speeds up, but the speed stays at 60 fps.