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On my DS4 some buttons stopped working randomly,, but started working again after restart.
Never happened before.
Started about a week ago.

Happens in Main 20200622.
I didn't try Main Release 20200629 yet.

You mean the moving tree shadow here at 7:23?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yl4ZJQ4Zu-0

There have been 3 releases since 20200212.
If you are using a 128MB module, it was probably the SDRAM tweaks that did the trick.

The HDM buffer doesn't affect the menu.
It's a known issue.

What is you fb_size= setting?
Do you have a background?

This is not SNES core specific.

How long is your HDMI cable?
Do you use HDMI slitter?
How does your TV behave with vsync_adjust=0?

Sometime the HDMI buffer acts up, the solution as you said is hard reset (button on IO board).

Already implemented in NES and SNES cores.

Either this core is perfect and no reason to complain, or there are way more Genesis (or rather MegaCD) fans here.

Original question is not about if absolutely everything snes related is supported, but rather how accurate the fundamental SNES hardware implementation and the most common special chips (SA1, SuperFX,etc.).
I'd say it is very close to 100%, if not already.

It's more of an appreciation thread really.

No SD2SNES does not support SPC7110.

I'd say the SNES core surpassed a real 1CHIP in terms of compatibility and PPU accuracy.
A lot of people made that happen,, srg320, Sorgelig, paulbnl, and countless issue reports that helped to find and debug the core.

This is my favorite core.

Similar to BSNES/HIGAN, the SNES core has been perfected by our genius MiSTer developers.
Fewer bug reports are made on github each release, very soon they will completely stop.
100% of official library is fully playable with no bugs.

Have we reached 100% SNES preservation?
Is this not a historic year for SNES?

Preservation in HDL at its finest !
Thank you hrvoje !

Thank you dshadoff for your contribution to this core !!
And paulbnl, and Artemio !

And thanks to all the people that reported issues on github and the old forum!

Shogi fan?

darksakul wrote: ↑Fri May 29, 2020 5:59 am WUT?

Do you consider support of translated roms to MSU1 roms equivalent in terms of core implementation?

MSU-1, Hi-Def Sprite Packs, etc...
These are game altering hacks and belong to emulators.

Can we make the Memory Tester stricter? Maybe random address smaller chunks?

What is the fundamental difference between the 32MB and 128MB modules that may cause this issue even if both pass full memory write+read at 140MHz?

Thanks Artemio and paulbnl !

Wow, a lot of people with 128 GB modules,, and here I am with only 24GB of ram in my i7 PC.

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Everyone's Welcome !

https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/SNES_MiSTer/issues/204 Further discussion about this issue here. I use 32MB SDRAM module and never encountered this issue, though many users with 128MB module did. The Issue on github was closed because of frustration, but I think it should be re-opened. MiSTer gods were busy with other huge projects like TGFX16-CD,...