Embed this noticeSexy Moon (moon@shitposter.club)'s status on Sunday, 27-Aug-2023 07:57:36 JST
Sexy MoonMostly working! I had to find another command to build because it inexplicably wasn't included. My capture device then didn't work. But a friend's capture device did work, but only with audio disabled, otherwise it paused frequently. I had to run the video through ffmpeg to fix the aspect ratio because the capture device or the hdmi converter turned it into widescreen.
@shpuld the devkit install went perfectly smoothly, but there were two sticking points (well three if you include poor documentation.) Installing KOS was just running a few scripts and it all built. Which was a miracle as I have never seen this much GNU dev utilities built from source without an error killing it partway.
The two problems are: 1. there's a tool for sending code to the dreamcast. The documentation says to use it. It's not included for some reason and it was kind of hard to find, the first version I found was old and didn't compile. I found an updated version on Github thankfully and it just worked. 2. To put things on a CD-R, everything uses .cdi image format. I couldn't find anything on macos that would burn them, and the tools on Linux just didn't make usable discs. Finally I just installed a 17 year old copy of DiskJuggler in WINE on Linux and that actually worked. Unfortunately it burns slowly if you don't have a license key (none of the keys worked, I guess I'll find a crack later.) I was able to get a copy of DiskJuggler off archive.org.
@Moon I guess the diff is that setting up psp dev env on linux was jusr pulling one repo and running a script, quite the joy. getting the binaries on the device (vita) via ftp is also painless