Den store DS tråden!

[Blue--Sky]

Kommer helt an på hvor mye du bruker den, jeg har hatt min i nesten 2 måneder og jeg har enda ikke ladet den en eneste gang

:!:

 

Jeg fikk overraskende Yoshi Touch & Go i posten i dag (noen timer siden). Utrolig artig spill. Flerspillerdelen er kanskje det aller morsomste. Alltid artig å ødelegge og gjøre det vanskeligere for den andre spilleren

 

Fikk også min deluxe stylus. Av metall og plast. Veier betraktelig mer. Og det beste er at den er forlengbar.

Hvor kjøpte du "deluxe stylus" en? er den god? Den passer vel i dsen?

 

Fikk veldig lyst på en slik.....

[TCi]

Hvor kjøpte du "deluxe stylus" en? er den god? Den passer vel i dsen?

 

Fikk veldig lyst på en slik.....

Jeg fikk tak i den på Ebay. Den er veldig godt. Siden du kan forlenge den så passer den bedre i hånden. Den passert helt fint. Du bare trekker den sammen og stapper den på plass. Den blir nesten dobbel så lang.

 

Anbefalest på det sterkeste.

 

Her er hvordan den ser ut (var gjennom de jeg kjøpte den gjennom Ebay):

http://store.eforcity.com/gndsxxxxst02.html

[xmidox]

Smeller inn her og... Anngående batteri og DS: Kjøpte meg DS her i statene for et par dager siden, og lurte bare på en ting, laderen er ikke slik som på PSP hvor du kun kan dra ut den amerikanske kontakten, og sette inn en vanlig 220 volts norsk kontakt inn i adapteren. Det er bare en amerikansk ledning fra støpselet til maskinen. Og står ikke at den tar 220 volt, står kun nevnt 110 på laderen. Hadde egentlig bare tenkt til å kjøre en støpseladatpter. Men vil det funke?

 

 

Syntes for øverig warioware touch spillet er veldig underholdene så langt, men må ha et par til før flyturen hjem. Noen forslag? Er mariospillet noe artig?

[simerix]

Super Mario 64 er dritkult.

Har i tilleg en seksjon med rundt 30 minispill, som er ganske underholdene.

Desverre er multiplayer ganske kjedelig.

Ellers kan jeg anbefale ridge racer, som også er dritkult.

Bra grafikk, ikke sant? Kjøper du på lik-sang koster det bare 400 kr med toll

Endret 16. mai 2005 av simerix

[Blue--Sky]

http://www.livejournal.com/users/io_burn/23021.html

 

Modde guid til DS en Slik at man kan spille gb/gbc spill og i tillegg øke den trådløse rekkevidden

 

(tror jeg skal prøve denne.... )

Endret 21. mai 2005 av Blue--Sky

[TCi]

http://www.livejournal.com/users/io_burn/23021.html

 

Modde guid til DS en Slik at man kan spille gb/gbc spill og i tillegg øke den trådløse rekkevidden

 

(tror jeg skal prøve denne.... )

Det der kommer jeg ikke til å gjøre iallefall.

[Blue--Sky]

Prøvde modden nå, men fikk det ikke til og funke...

[alaruz]

Prøvde modden nå, men fikk det ikke til og funke...

Har ikke lest alle postene i tråden. Men tar en sjans på at det ikke er nevnt.

Kommer til å kjøpe meg DS om kort tid. Nintendo conference på E3 hjalp også på min endelige avgjørelse.

 

Men en ting lurer jeg på, siden DS klarer å spille GBA spill. Klarer DS koble seg til GameCube med kompatible spill som støtter dette? Eks. Zelda, Metroid. etc?

[TCi]

Men en ting lurer jeg på, siden DS klarer å spille GBA spill. Klarer DS koble seg til GameCube med kompatible spill som støtter dette? Eks. Zelda, Metroid. etc?

Nei, DS har ingen serialutgang (eller hva det heter) som da GBA har.

[thomassit0]

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Endret 23. juni 2005 av Afseth

[TCi]

noe nytt om det nye Zelda spillet til DS?

Dette er alt vi vet på DS-Norge

I et nylig intervju med Eiji Aonuma, ble det sagt at Zeldaspillet som er under utvikling ikke er et Four Sword spill

 

 

Et helt nytt Zelda spill er da på veg. Tidligere håndholdte eventyr har da blitt utviklet av Capcom, men ikke denne. Tittelen blir nå utviklet av Nintendo sitt eget utviklingsteam, det samme som laget konsollversjonene. Flere nyheter vil nok dukke opp i nærmeste framtid.

Link: DS-Norge

[simerix]

Men en ting lurer jeg på, siden DS klarer å spille GBA spill. Klarer DS koble seg til GameCube med kompatible spill som støtter dette? Eks. Zelda, Metroid. etc?

Nei, DS har ingen serialutgang (eller hva det heter) som da GBA har.

Eneste alternativet for dataoverføring er WiFi me, som går over downlaod play.

[jingt]

Nå har jeg bestilt Nintendo DS + 256M flashkort

 

Uheldigvis fant jeg i ettertid at det var 256Mbit som er det samme som 32mb

[TCi]

Nå har jeg bestilt Nintendo DS + 256M flashkort

 

Uheldigvis fant jeg i ettertid at det var 256Mbit som er det samme som 32mb

Mange som helt sikkert har gjort samme feilen

 

Det var veldig mange som feiltolket hva Reggie sa om lagringen til DS-spillene. Han sa; "1gigabit of information". Noe som da er 128mb.

 

Så:

1 byte = 8 bit

Endret 15. juli 2005 av TCi

[jingt]

*Er utrolig surt når jeg kunne ha kjøpt et "superkort" som leste CF kort

[Arne_F]

Tar DS minnekort?

[simerix]

Ja faktisk. Det er mulige å kjøpe tomme GBA kort med USB forbindelse.

Man kan se på film, høre på musikk, og det finnes en rekke forskjellige PDA programmer, som kalkulator, fotoalbum osv.

 

 

HerFinner du en masse homebrew codes, som fotoalbum

og kalkulator, spill og andre ting

 

( Dette er IKKE copyright materiale, dette er såkalte homebrew codes, altså freeware som er laget av private utviklere PC`en sin.

 

Her er om hvordan man konverterer film:

 

 

PC programvare

 

Requirements:

 

* PC with DirectX 8.1 or above for converting MPG, MPEG and AVI files to GBA files.

* One of the GBA Flash Linkers and Cards (XG, EZ-Flash, F2A any one will do)

* Gameboy Advance or GBA SP or the movie playback!

 

Convert Video Files (MPG, MPEG and AVI) to .GBA movie files with Avi-2-GBA and METEO video codec!

 

METEO Avi-2-GBA Video CodecControls:

All buttons restarts the video so be careful if you're watching a longer video.

 

Avi2GBA METEO Manual:

 

Video file: File must be an AVI or MPEG1 video playable in Windows Media Player.

 

GBA ROM file: Any rom name you like, end with .gba.

 

ROM Name: Choose something descriptive if you use a menu loader.

 

Bitrate: Higher value = higher quality = bigger filesize. Around 100 gives a very nice quality, 40 average, 20 very compressed. Set the framerate to automatic for low bitrates. But for the highest possible compression you need to set the frame rate manually, see below for sweet spots.

Even if you set the bitrate very low it won't go under 20kb/s in reality. Likewise even if you set it to a very high value it won't really go over 150-300kb/s depending on contents.

 

Picture Settings:

 

No crop

Displays video with original aspect ratio without cropping. Adds

black bars to sides or top and bottom if video isn't 2:3 ratio.

Good for regular TV sized 4:3 videos.

 

Crop

Displays video with original aspect ratio after cropping. Does not add black bars but cuts the sides or top/bottom if video isnt 2:3 ratio. Good for widescreen 16:9 videos.

 

Resize and ignore aspect ratio Stretches the video to fill the screen and ignores aspect ratio.

 

Manual Setting:

 

Trimming:

No Crop is like No Crop above and Crop is like Crop, but lets you select frame rate and pre-filter.

Manual crop - keep ratio: first crops off whatever value you give and then crops off more if needed to get 2:3 ratio without stretching the image. U = Up, D = Down, L = Left, R = Right.

Manual resize: lets you choose exactly how much of the image to crop. After cropping the video is stretched to the aspect ratio of the values given in Resize, default 240x160.

 

Frame rate:

Select frame rate. Auto should be fine for most videos. Higher rate = smoother playback but bigger filesize and worse image quality. Don't set the frame rate to more than half of the

compression value, see below for sweet spots to use. If you use Original, note that the GBA can't keep up very well with framerates over 24 FPS and will lag noticeable when it gets

up to 30 FPS.

 

Pre-filter:

Filters the video before encoding. Default is 4 times resample which should be fine for most videos.

None: fast, not very good, depends on source

15bit: improves quality with low compression rate

2 times resample: high quality dithering, makes color gradation smoother but can make details grainy

4 times resample: even higher quality dithering, best choice for keeping file size down.

 

Tips:

 

Meteo has a number of sweet spots in the relation between compression and frame rate. If you don't hit them the file size can grow very large with no increase in quality. Below are some recommended settings under various circumstances.

 

Highest possible quality and biggest file size:

Bitrate: 120-250

Trimming: Crop (or No Crop depending on personal preference)

Frame rate: 24 FPS

Pre-filter: 15bit/4 times

Should fit about 5 minutes of video into a 256mbit (32megabyte) rom depending on contents. Video quality will be excellent. Great for music videos, anime openings or other short clips.

 

Lowest possible quality and smallest file size:

Bitrate: 10-15

Trimming: No Crop

Frame rate: 6 FPS

Pre-filter: 4 times

Should fit about 20-25 minutes of video into a 256mbit rom depending on contents. Video will be very choppy and blocky/blurry. Great for TV shows or other longer videos but too blurry to see subtitles on anime for example. Note that these settings is a sensitive sweet spot and changing them even slightly will increase file size dramatically.

 

Medium quality for low motion video:

Bitrate: 30

Trimming: No Crop/Crop (depending on source/preference)

Frame rate: 6 FPS

Pre-filter: 4 times

Should fit about 12 minutes of video into a 256mbit rom depending on contents. Video will be very choppy but the image clear. Great for anime or other videos with subtitles.

 

Medium quality for high motion video:

Bitrate: 30

Trimming: No Crop/Crop (depending on source/preference)

Frame rate: 15 FPS

Pre-filter: 4 times

Should fit about 12 minutes of video into a 256mbit rom depending on contents. Video will be very blocky/blurry but the motion pretty smooth. Great for higher compression on music/action videos or other videos with lots motion.

 

Sweet spot list:

Bitrate: 50 Frame rate: 24 FPS

Bitrate: 40 Frame rate: 20 FPS

Bitrate: 30 Frame rate: 15 FPS

Bitrate: 20 Frame rate: 12 FPS

Bitrate: 20 Frame rate: 10 FPS

Bitrate: 15 Frame rate: 7.5 FPS

Bitrate: 10 Frame rate: 6 FPS

Basically, keep the bitrate at twice the frame rate or more, or the file will get huge.

 

To make videos look better on GBA SP you can use a video editing program (VirtualDub is highly recommended) to increase the contrast with 5-15% and color saturation with 25-30%, depending on contents of the video.

 

A source video that is 4:3 ratio but where the actual image is widescreen 16:9 with black bars on top and bottom can be manually trimmed to fit into the GBA screen without black bars and with aspect ratio intact. Typical example: Original video is 640x480 with actual image in 16:9 that is 640x360. Set Meteo to manual resize of up/down to 60 and left/right to 50 and leave Resize at 240x160. Or Manual crop - keep ratio, set up/down to 60 and it will automatically crop what's needed on the sides.

 

Note that Meteo is capable of creating very large roms that emulators are not able to run, and even if the emulator is able to open it the sound or image might get cut off while playing the video. Keep size under 256mbit (32megabyte) to be safe.

 

Input video with too high (over 30) FPS may cause program to get confused. It also seems sensitive to minor errors in videos that Windows Media Player might not notice. Especially AVI files might get cut off in the middle of encoding or sound might drop out. To work around this you can try to re-encode the video in VirtualDub.

 

 

Og her er en musikkspiller som så ganske intresant ut

 

 

 

GBA MusicPlayer Advance

 

MusicPlayer Advance is an program that lets you play music files on the Gameboy Advance. It works just like WinAmp, you have a play list where you can select your songs. It has a display for Minutes:Seconds and a display for the current song, it has even a progress bar. Play, Stop, Pause are perfectly selectable with the Gameboy Advance buttons. Other neat functions are the 'Repeat' and 'Shuffle'. You can also choose between samplerates and channels now.

 

MusicPlayer Advance

 

How can I insert songs?

 

That's where the MPAwrite.exe comes in handy.

First you fill in the path to the MusicPlayer Advance GBA PLAYER file. (mplayera.gba)

Then you fill in where you want to save it. Then you start adding the songs, fill in the Name of the song, and the Path to the song file (.mpa), then press 'Add to list'. I've added Shaggy.mpa as a test, so you can test how it SHOULD sound on the GBA. (to show that the quality is good) Oh, the .mpa file holds the samplerate and channels, so you can easily spread it around the globe.. :-) Once you have all the desired songs in the list, press 'Write'. Now you've got a nice GBA ROM file with your songs on it .

 

How do I create the song file?

 

Ok, this is the tricky part. * .MPA files are compressed files, I will explain how to create them.

First you will need a song (mp3/wav, any kind) and then you convert them to .pcm files.

Not just any pcm file, the resolution must be 16-Bit, formatted as 16-bit intel, stereo or mono

and samplerates can be 16000,11025 or 8000. If you choose an high samplerate, the quality will be better, but size will be bigger. I suggest samplerate 11025 , it has good quality and it is small in size. Choosing stereo will double the size.

 

I used CoolEdit 2000 to create my .pcm files , as it is the best music editor around

ColEdit 2000 programvaren

 

k, once you've got the .pcm file, open up the MPAwrite.exe.

In the bottom of the program you find something called 'MusicPlayer Advance Encoder', that is what you need right now. Enter the filename of your converted .pcm file and then the desired filename for the .mpa file. (this will be the compressed file, wich you will need for the

player) Choose the right samplerate and channels, then press 'Encode'.

Now you've got yourself a .mpa file. I suggest you read the section 'How can I insert songs' now :-).

 

Buttons?

 

A = Play

B = Stop

Select = Shuffle/Repeat ON or OFF

Start = Pause

Left = Select Repeat

Right = Select Shuffle

L = Lock mode

R = Sleep mode

To select a song, press down or up, then B and then A.

 

TIP: If your songs are not played correctly on the GBA , its not converted correctly

 

 

 

Og her er et fotoalbum

 

BA Photo Slide Show Builder

 

SlideShow Builder for Windows will let you easily - without any programming create a GBA rom that would contain a selection of your photos. You can add cool transition effects and even add text to your pictures. Send this rom file to a flash card and you will have a slideshow that you can carry with you in your Game Boy Advance or GBA SP!

 

 

Quick start:

 

* Add one or more images to the list. Select the keep aspect ratio to stretch while keeping the correct aspect ratio; open spaces are filled with color specified in the background color. It is possible to select multiple images in the list box and set the keep aspect ratio and background color for all the selected items.

* Select a target ROM name.

* Optional: select a source ROM (default is the UFGBASS.BIN located in the application folder).

* Hit the Create ROM button and if everything works ok there should be a newly created ROM containing the source ROM with the images attached to it. When writing the ROM to a Flash card one has to enable the fix header option, so that the writing software can make the header valid.

 

Remarks:

- Only the location of the images are stored in the project file. Not the content of the images.

- For stretching and conversion to 15 bits color the functions from the windows API are used.

- Conversion to 256 colors is not yet implemented and is therefore disabled.

- The application stores the images uncompressed (240 x 160 16 bit words).

- If too many images are specified, the application will stop adding images when the ROM size will cross the 8 MB boundary.

 

Fotoprogrammet

 

SlideAdvance 1.0

 

 

SlideAdvance is an editor allowing you to easily produce a SlideShow (.gba rom) that will runs on the GBA without any programming/compiling needed. Just select your pictures and voila.

 

* Import all basic picture's formats

* Allow you to write Text for each picture that can be displayed over them.

* Allow you to pick a transition effect between each picture.

* Create Fullsized pictures that can be scrolled.

* Create Resized pictures that fit inside the screen.

* Create Thumbnails that can be browsed.

 

 

 

How to it works:

 

- Start the program (SlideAdvance.exe).

- Select your pictures with the (Add) button.

- Position them in the order you want them to be displayed by using the (Up)/(Down) buttons.

- For each picture, you can (Not required) :

-Select the transition effect.

-Type in the text you want displayed.

- Click on (Generate Rom).

 

-The editor created the file (Slide.gba) in it's directory. This is your SlideShow. Send this file to your flash card and view the slideshow on GameBoy

-If you have associated the .gba files to an emulator, clicking on (Start Rom) will launch it

 

Slide advance

[TCi]

Tar DS minnekort?

Nei, ikke uten ekstra utstyr.

[jingt]

Sjekk den videoen her da

NFS Most Wanted

http://www.gamespot.com/ds/driving/needfor...smw_di_0715.asx

PSP-grafikk

[BigJackW]

Gåt det an å se film på DS?