The best settings for snes9xTYL?

[Moonwalker1982]

I was using Snes_UO but i heard this one should be much better.
I tried it, but it runs games slower, tried a few settings but not much succes yet...what are the absolute best settings?

[Paburo]

VIDEO
Engine: PSP accel. + accur. soft.
Video mode: zoom 4/3
Smoothing: yes
Speed limit switch: yes
Speed limit fps: AUTO (detect PAL/NTSC)
Frameskip: AUTO
VSync: no
Render PAL as NTSC: yes
Gamma correction: 0
Screen calibration: *Feh, jus mess with it as you see fit*
Show FPS: no

SOUND
Sound mode: emulated, output
Output frequency: 44100Hz
APU Cycles ratio: 100.00%

MISC
PSP Clockspeed: 333Mhz

Not saying these are neccesarily the best, but they get me by more than well enough.

[Moose]

good list of settings there!

[aDcOoL]

"Output frequency: 44100Hz"?

That doesn't make any sense to me...wouldn't having the sound on the highest quality possible slow down the framerate? I remember trying to increase the sound quality while playing Super Mario World and the framerate dropped...

[Basil-Culex]

Originally Posted by Paburo

VIDEO
Engine: PSP accel. + accur. soft.
Video mode: zoom 4/3
Smoothing: yes
Speed limit switch: yes
Speed limit fps: AUTO (detect PAL/NTSC)
Frameskip: AUTO
VSync: no
Render PAL as NTSC: yes
Gamma correction: 0
Screen calibration: *Feh, jus mess with it as you see fit*
Show FPS: no

SOUND
Sound mode: emulated, output
Output frequency: 44100Hz
APU Cycles ratio: 100.00%

MISC
PSP Clockspeed: 333Mhz

Not saying these are neccesarily the best, but they get me by more than well enough.

For some games sure, like DKC and Super Mario RPG

however: for other games:

VIDEO
Engine: PSP accel. + accur. soft.
Video mode: Full Screen
Smoothing: yes
Speed limit switch: Depends
Speed limit fps: 30 (detect PAL/NTSC)
Frameskip: 1 (depending if 2)
VSync: no
Render PAL as NTSC: yes
Gamma correction: 2 (since you would want to lighten the screen up_
Screen calibration: Alter as u see fit
Show FPS: If you want to or not

SOUND
Sound mode: emulated, output
Output frequency: 44100Hz
APU Cycles ratio: 100.00%

MISC
PSP Clockspeed: This depends on some games, games like Super Mario World and Final Fantasy VI, 222 plays well.

[AR15]

it all depends on the game, generally i just change these settings:

engine: psp accel+accur or psp accel+approx
frameskip: try auto first, then try others if it's too choppy

and leave the other settings to default (except for star fox which i lowered the sound frequency)

[kau]

what setting u guys run on super mario kart i cant get it to work properly

[AR15]

on snes9xtyl0.4.2me:

engine: psp accel+approx
frameskip: 2

all other settings default

60fps while racing

[Wrenchy]

check this thread - http://forums.qj.net/showthread.php?t=14685. I double check there to ensure I have the best settings for the specific game I'm playing.

[AR15]

that thread is outdated since many of those games now run fine

[GrandTheftAutoJunkie]

It's almost unique to the game. Things that will work fine on one game will crap out another.

[manias]

if u must, use psp+accurate and frameskip 1 or 2...

[Urza]

I've found that just turning the sound off entirely produces the best results...

[GrandTheftAutoJunkie]

Super Metroid works fine for me and the sound quality is jacked up.

[manias]

metroid isn't too heavy, i run that on frameskip 0 and 44khz

[slasher400]

Anyone know how to fix the bug where you lose sound after loading a state on 1.4.2

[manias]

if you have that you are using savestates from before .42, save normally ingame and make new savestates after loading that.

[JubeiUK]

Originally Posted by Moonwalker1982

I was using Snes_UO but i heard this one should be much better.
I tried it, but it runs games slower, tried a few settings but not much succes yet...what are the absolute best settings?

I had the exact same thing with these snes emulators, everyone told me that Snes9xTYL was the better emulator. I tried all the settings I could change with TYl and it didn't work as well as uo_Snes9x.

I like the smoothing effect of TYL but UO is my prefered option still, simply because of the framerate.