-Which one is the most compatible,
-which one the emulator is written for?
Or should is make no difference from the start?
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I use my 350/360 ROM which works really well and to my mind is the most supported type in CD-i Emulator.
Put the emulator to excellent use recently and managed to capture all 'The Apprentice' Game Over screens. They look really great, I'll have to upload them here however as I can't see Game Spy being too happy about them![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
Put the emulator to excellent use recently and managed to capture all 'The Apprentice' Game Over screens. They look really great, I'll have to upload them here however as I can't see Game Spy being too happy about them
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There are technical differences between the various models in the way the pointing device interfaces with the player which probably account for this. The interface used by players with a SLAVE processor (Mini-MMC, Mono-I, Mono-II) works slightly better; the IKAT processer has a more cumbersome interface.
I do regard the problems as bugs, though, to be fixed at some time...
PS. Player model/chipset info can be found in the second part of thePlayer Support section of my website.
I do regard the problems as bugs, though, to be fixed at some time...
PS. Player model/chipset info can be found in the second part of thePlayer Support section of my website.