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MoonShell v1.4 Final Beta |
Listed in: Nintendo DS Tags: Infantile Paralysiser, Moonshell, Supercard
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Infantile Paralysiser's MoonShell keeps getting better and better. And with the release of version 1.4 final beta, we're pretty sure you'd be pleased with the bug fixes and improvements the developer made on the popular multimedia player for Nintendo DS.There's quite a number of changes in this latest version of MoonShell but the notable ones include SuperCard/MicroSD driver, as well as New M3 Professional driver support. Also, bookmark function is added and that will come in handy for the more forgetful DS owners.
Here's the complete changelog: Please note that these are translated from Japanese and as such, some info might have been lost in the translation.
- New M3 Professional driver was supported
- SuperCard/MicroSD driver was supported
- A detailed adaptor name was added to output ROM file name.
- Return from the folder when B button is pushed.
- Resume function was supported. Please refer to resume.txt for details.
- The bookmark function was added. Please refer 'misc/Bookmark/Bookmark.txt'.
- The resume and the bookmark can be used with EXFS (for FlashCart mode).
- A petit(?)-noise was reduced a little.
- When the volume was adjusted to less than 100%, the hardware mixer was used.
- The GSM codec support of the DPG video was removed.
- The DPG video does '2x over sampling' by the MP2 codec.
- ScrollType item was added to [TextPlugin] section of global.ini. It is for a full-page scrolling.
- SelectDisplay item was added to [TextPlugin] section of global.ini. For select the top and bottom.
- WhenPanelClose (2 = Play shell/shutdown.mp3 and DS power off.) item was added to [System] section of global.ini.
- When 'StartupSound=2' (automatic playing when booting) was specified for the System section of global.ini, a small bug concerning order was corrected.
- JpegPlugin: The ProgressiveJpeg item was added to jpegaccu.ini.
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So plz.. can some1 answer my question... THANK YOU!
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First I'll introduce myself. I'm Leo, the Admin of the M3 Wiki, and a co-admin of the gbatmw.net forum (m3wiki.com)
To use NDS homebrew, you need a flash cart. The best carts currently use SD or mini SD cards, and are made by the companys GBAlpha (M3) and Supercard. The M3 costs more, but is slightly higher quality.
These also allow you to run downloaded games (called ROM's) off them, far better than the PSP ISO loading, and the roms are much smaller files, so you can fit more!
register on the http://gbatmw.net forums to find out more.
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If you want 100% NDS compatibility and 100% GBA compatibility, get a M3.
Both the SC and M3 has "Lite" versions, which fit perfectly into the DS Lite GBA slot (and do not stick out. they are the same size as the dust cover!). Both use MicroSD cards to store roms, homebrew, movies, music, ect..
There is also the G6 Lite, which is the same thing as a M3 except instead of buying MicroSD cards, it has built in memory (which only goes up to 1GByte right now, which MicroSD cards are currently up to 1GByte, but 2GByte versions are coming soon)
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WHO AGREES THAT ALL DS HOMEBREW SUCKS AND PSP RULES
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