I think there is a glTexImage2D(), but there is also this:

DanteJay wrote:

pixel wrote: On DCEMU, your audience consists of 18-30 males with varying levels of sociopathic tendencies.

I'm not sure I agree with this, which of us has hit 30?

I hit 30 a few years ago. Not that I post often anymore, but I still check in pretty often.

In all honesty, I'd halfway be willing to blame it on a SDL bug. I haven't worked with SDL in ages, but it hasn't changed all that much either. Granted, I don't see anything in particular in your code there that would cause any issues (then again, I dunno how well the YUV stuff works in SDL, and it...

There was a port of PCSX as well, but it wasn't really useful for playing games.

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Assuming you're talking about development of Dreamcast games... Best languages are C and C++. Best compiler is GCC 3.4.x (I believe I use 3.4.1). You'll also want KOS and some of the other add-on libraries for it. If you're a Windows user, check out the DCDev ISO. Otherwise, check out http://gamedev...

I tried a few books and didn't really learn much. Also, I found C a bit easier to pick up, and that's generally the language I choose to use. I actually started with SDL tutorials. SDL isn't the best choice for something designed specifically for the Dreamcast (using the KOS API is going to give you...

1) What are compilers? What are they used for? 2) What are libraries? What are they used for? 3) How are engines different from libraries? Can I use the Torque, Source or Unreal engine to program Dreamcast games? 4) What programs will I need specifically in order to have my workstation ready to sta...

No, you're not misunderstanding. It seems that Will Sams decided to use the domain for something new. I haven't heard from Will, although it's possible he attempted to contact me through an old email address. If you're looking for my content from that site, my Wolf3D port should be available in the ...

Stryfe wrote: What do you guys think? Should the Salvation Army be required to uphold non proselytizing policies, while receiving goverment funded grants to help people at least?

Yes.

Stryfe wrote:the discussion of warez will probably get this topic locked, or deleted.

I'll go with locked.

The last version of VC/DC can play VCD quality video pretty well, but not with any subtitles/onscreen text. Use TMPGenc with the default VCD template, with maybe upping the B-Frame count by one as the only exception. I never bothered with subtitles because the VCD standard doesn't allow for them, a...

Anyone know the best video application for the dreamcast that supports the highest resolution? I know there is VC/DC 0.2 released, but that only supports SVCD which is only 480x480. There is also uDCDivX, but I do not know what the highest resolution that can go up to. I know that the official DCDi...

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Try changing this: pvr_poly_cxt_txr(&cxt, PVR_LIST_OP_POLY, PVR_TXRFMT_RGB565, 512, 256, tex_ptr, PVR_FILTER_NONE); to this: pvr_poly_cxt_txr(&cxt, PVR_LIST_OP_POLY, PVR_TXRFMT_RGB565|PVR_TXRFMT_NONTWIDDLED, 512, 256, tex_ptr, PVR_FILTER_NONE); Unless I read wrong, you're uploading your imag...

I know there's one to allow MPEG-2 input, and another for Quicktime. The free version of TMPGEnc has a trial period where it opens MPEG-2, so I'd have to demux, or frameserve the vob first. If I'm only resizing the VOB video that I ripped from my dvds to 352x240, or 320x240, what should be an accep...

Thanks for all the help. :grin: While I did read the VC/DC readme seeing the TMPGEnc recommendation, I found out it only accepted certain video types. Luckily I discovered how to use the VirtualDubMod frameserver feature with VD filters, I think all my input bases are cover now. Only thing is that ...

With VC/DC, I would use a standard VCD resolution (352x240 for NTSC or 352x288 for PAL). The optimum bitrate is a bit subjective. Full-quality VCD movies should play and keep sync acceptably, but the player will be more likely to skip B-frames, which can make the video look jerky. Using a lower bitr...

Yeah where is OnethirtyEight, *hey come here*! I'm around. I haven't been working on any DC-related projects in a while. I moved to the Albany area at the beginning of October and just brought my Dreamcast to the new place today. I do plan to work on this kind of stuff more in the future, but I'm j...

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