No problems yet 
BTW, I managed to introduce a new bug in v0.95 along with the sound support. The emulator frequently locks up if it is switched to background (e.g. if you get a phone call). I'll try to fix this in the next release. Sorry for the inconvenience. But then again, who wants to be interrupted while playing games on MSX? 
And again a new version of my ROMPackager 
In this version, it's even easier building packages!
This one includes the compression feature, and everything is done automatically 
(Ok I admit, the current method is a bit crappy... using external programs )
Changes since v1.01:
* added compression function
* added some error messages
* duplicate file checks
* filelists are sorted now
As usual, bugreports via mail or here
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Back to fMSX/S60..
Meanwhile, I'll try to find something to optimize in the existing code to squeeze that extra few percent of speed in... *sigh*
It's not the best solution, but is it possible not to draw every frame.. for example all 1 of 2 frames?
Dunno whether that gives enough speed to emulate the sound and whether the refresh rate would be acceptable... just thinking out loud :)
Good thinking but too bad I'm already utilizing that idea - vsync is running at 64Hz but I'm really only drawing every second frame. This is because I thought that if I remember myself playing MSX in the eighties I used TV as a monitor and TV's don't do 64Hz anyways so it doesn't matter if the screen is updated only 32 times per second =) And obviously it doesn't matter since you haven't noticed it, hehe
BTW, I found a way to improve my display blitting performance a lot so I'll include that in the next release as well. Now at least on my 7650 the emulation is running fast enough for sound if you're using raw display mode. I know, this is still not good enough because in raw mode you can only see the top left corner of the MSX display. Too bad the performance is still not enough for the scaled blitting routine. But I'm trying to find more places to optimize
I suppose that there is not much that could be done to optimize the actual sound handling with the OS because the API is pretty simple, you can submit audio data and you will get notified when the media server process has received that data. But sound generation and mixing in the first place is another story. I already changed the approach and algorithms a bit from what they were in fMSX to speed things up a bit.
I'll try to see to the possibility of resetting the emulator from pause mode like already suggested in this forum earlier so that you wouldn't have to exit & restart the emulator to switch game.
Any other wishes for the next release?
Well, a very interesting feature, but only when there is no more things to implement is multiplayer via bluetooth.Indeed a very very interesting feature...
(But I don't think that anyone in my town has got a 3650/7650 or knows what a MSX is 
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though a good idea )
The idea is get a seccond mobile that controls joystick 2 and have his screen synced with the screen of player one. This may be impossible... but wouldn't it be nice?Are multiplayer games handled that way? I always thought only the controller inputs from the other player would be transmitted via bluetooth. So each player would emulate his 'own' MSX.
And obviously it doesn't matter since you haven't noticed it, hehe What? I've been cheated all the time? Waaaaahhh!
BTW, I found a way to improve my display blitting performance a lot so I'll include that in the next release as well. Now at least on my 7650 the emulation is running fast enough for sound if you're using raw display mode.Cool! You're the greatest jr!
Too bad the performance is still not enough for the scaled blitting routine. But I'm trying to find more places to optimize Thanks (in advance) jr
ok, i only just signed up for this site to find out how to get the MSX emulator on my N-Gage. I tried to go to your website but it wasn't working, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
by the way, i think it's pretty cool how you can make emulators and stuff, i won't have a clue. have you done any of this sort of work before, i'm kinda interested in this stuff, old retro games and that sort of thing, but have never really got round to actually seeing how they work. 
