abrasive

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   by abrasive 10y ago

   That would definitely make cycle accuracy easier between all the system parts. The hard part is for someone to actually develop the emulation for all the custom chips in the system. In particular, the two graphics chips are very complex and
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   by abrasive 10y ago

   As I think I mentioned that's been another major outcome. I've been working with Yabause developers both to improve their HLE of the CD block, and to implement full low-level emulation using dumped ROMs.
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   by abrasive 10y ago

   The video's graphic is a bit of an approximation. In practice it appears that every second disc sector is displaced, IIRC. And they've got particular bit patterns written into them to produce a visual logo; these patterns (but not
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   by abrasive 10y ago

   You can. That's what traditional modchips do, and there's the Rhea/Phoebe which completely emulates that drive via that interface. Of course, if you sit at that point in the system you have a different set of problems and cap