Anyone had any luck with Satourne?

[ManekiNeko]

http://www.satourne.consollection.com/

Well, someone's finally released a Saturn emulator... but I haven't been able to get it to run. Has anyone else here on the board given it a try? Perhaps you could tell me what I'm doing wrong. I'd REALLY appreciate the help!

JR

[zektor]

I got it running with a Japanese Saturn BIOS! I have no Saturn games to test, but I get the bios welcome and cd music screens. I'm on my way out, but I'll try to play a music cd from within it later. If you need the BIOS file, I can email it to you...just let me know. Seems it didn't want to work with the USA BIOS however.

[ManekiNeko]

I've got the BIOS files... it just doesn't want to recognize any of the plug ins. Fabien wrote back to me and told me to 1) shorten the DLL names and 2) put the folder in the root directory, so I'll try that and see what happens. How do you have it set up? Where is the emulator residing on your hard drive? Finally, what OS are you running? I've got (N)ME running on my machine, so that could be part of the problem.

JR

[Captain Wrong]

Someone was talking about this emu on another board. The word I heard is even with a 2.4Ghz P4 it's not full speed.

Be interested to hear what others think once you get it running.

[zektor]

I've got the BIOS files... it just doesn't want to recognize any of the plug ins. Fabien wrote back to me and told me to 1) shorten the DLL names and 2) put the folder in the root directory, so I'll try that and see what happens. How do you have it set up? Where is the emulator residing on your hard drive? Finally, what OS are you running? I've got (N)ME running on my machine, so that could be part of the problem.

JR

I'm running WinXP and the emulator resides on a folder called "Sega Saturn" on the root of my D drive. I just selected the first plug in on each of the plug ins and it works. I didn't have to rename anything at all. Try that and v1.00 of the Japanese Saturn BIOS.