* Atualização Português do Brasil
Update strings to latest.
* Update chtDb to the latest
Following games were updated in the Database:
- Spyro 2 - Ripto's Rage
- Medal Of Honor
- Digimon World 3
- Megaman Legends 2
- Star Ocean - The Second Story
- Disney Presents Tigger's Honey Hunt
- Spyro X Sparx - Tondemo Tours
- Resident Evil 1
- Grand Theft Auto
- Castlevania Symphony Of The Night
- Megaman X
- Dino Crisis
- Valkyrie Profile
- MediEvil 2
- Crash Bandicoot - Warped
* Update chtdb.txt
* Update chtdb.txt
Unlike other display options, this one was missing a description.
This clarifies the option's purpose and the fact that it displays
the host's CPU usage, not the emulated system's CPU usage.
These options (especially xBR) have a very high cost. In my experience,
xBR has a greater impact on the framerate than enabling 4× SSAA or PGXP
in CPU mode (whose quality increase is much more obvious).
These options are also essentially unusable on mobile, regardless of
how powerful your device is. As a result, this adds warnings both
in the option names and the description.
Bilinear filtering is not affected by this performance cost, as GPUs
can perform this in hardware without having to emulate filtering
through a shader.
* Spanish (Spain) translation update
- Updated the .ts file itself (seems that es-es was forgotten at the last code update pass).
- Translated new strings.
- Fine-tuned others.
- Cleaned up now-unneeded strings.
* Spanish (Spain) translation update
- Updated the .ts file itself (seems that es-es was forgotten at the last code update pass).
- Translated new strings.
- Fine-tuned others.
- Cleaned up now-unneeded strings.
Fixed an issue where the window of post-processing suddenly jumped to the center after switching filters. (special thanks to user 2048 from ppxclub.com)
EBOOT.PBP is an archive format used for PS1 Classics games on PSP and PS3
(and PS4 and probably also PS5)
On PSP case does not matter since the file will be stored in a FAT
filesystem but on PS3 it does matter as it will be stored in a UFS2
filesystem which is case sensitive.
EBOOT.PBP files from the official PS Store comes wrapped in a PKG container
and installes as EBOOT.PBP uppercase. Thus other tools that create
EBOOT.PBP files also create them in uppercase such as POP-FE and PSX2PSP.
Change the *.pbp file selector filter to *.PBP so that the file selector
will find these files on platforms with case-sensitive filesystems.
Signed-off-by: Ronnie Sahlberg <ronniesahlberg@gmail.com>
