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Actually, he did: You'll probably have to buy an analog video capture device if you want to use your N64. Example: https://www.elgato.com/elgato/na/mainmenu/products/Video-Capture/product1.en.html

I've got Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard on my iMac G5, Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger on my iMac G3, Mac OS X v10.3 Panther on my iBook G3 (clamshell), and Windows XP on my Dell OptiPlex GX100.

You most likely do need to put in the [m] code. Try putting it in the 1st slot. You could also try using the Mac version of VBA (VisualBoyAdvance), but I don't know if it accepts GBC GameShark codes. It might only accept GBA GameShark codes.

If you're talking about playing ROM hacks, then you can use a Gameboy Advance emulator. The two best choices for Mac GBA emulators are: VisualBoyAdvance v1.7 PowerPC only Mac OS X 10.2 or higher Boycott Advance v0.3.9 Universal (PowerPC and Intel compatible) Mac OS X 10.4 or higher

Sorry man, I highly doubt that you can use your capture card as a webcam... :t109:

Just thought I'd link to an interesting article comparing Macs and PCs. This computer rivalry has been elevated to a cultural divide on par with Pepsi versus Coke. Taking it beyond personal taste, PM crunches the numbers—with some surprising results (and detailed benchmark scores). Link...

Or you could just make your PC into a Hackintosh! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSx86 https://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

Of course, I know you don't really mean this, but just to confirm, with Macs, it isn't only the OS and internet which "start up". I'm sure you realize OS X also has "Login Items" which automatically open applications when you login to your account, similarly to the "Startup" folder in Windows...

I can tell you from working in a retail setting that I am now very hesitant to recommend HP laptops any longer. I've been working for five months now (for Co-Op), and in those five months, about fifty-six Hewlett-Packard laptops have come in for repairs. I will never forget this one HP laptop in...

Actually, there's a nice visual guide of how to do either method (using VBA or permanently patching) on "The World of Rijon" website: https://rijon.nintendo-net.com/patching.html

Yep, the cheapest you can usually get flash carts for is about $49.99 (with no deals).

Are you on a PPC or Intel processor, what version of OS X and X11 are you running, and what version and build of GIMP are you running?

Just to clarify, I'm pretty sure the R4 is a flash cart, not an Action Replay. Unless if you're referring to one of the R4's functions which allows it to load Action Replay cheat codes for any ROM on the system. Most flash carts for the DS allow it to play ROMs (homebrew and commercial), music...

The client I use is Adium 1.2.3. Besides, how can you not use it? Look at the cute Adium ducky... https://adiumx.com/images/logo.png Okay, that was definitely out of character...

I tried to be as selective as possible, but it's pretty hard when you have 223 applications installed on your computer. :cheeky: In order (most favourite at top): -Quicksilver -SurplusMeter -iPulse -Newsfire -Dictionary -Safari -iTunes -Mail -QuickTime Player -Chroma -Skitch -Transmission...