NTSC filters (Composite, S-Video, RGB) can sometimes narrow screen width unexpectedly in fullscreen; try switching to standard scaling filters like hq3x or xBRZ if display issues occur.
Here is a development piece focused on setting up, testing, and optimizing this specific WIP build: Development Report: puNES (WIP D3D9) Optimization Target: puNES (Qt-based NES/NSF emulator). Version: WIP (Work in Progress), Windows 64-bit. Backend: D3D9 (Direct3D 9). Environment: Windows 7/10/11 x64. EmuCR-punes64.wip.d3d9 (4).zip
Excellent for testing edge cases, such as the Battletoads stage 2 glitch or the Simpsons games' HUD issues. NTSC filters (Composite, S-Video, RGB) can sometimes narrow
If the WIP build shows poor performance (e.g., < 60 FPS), check: Backend: D3D9 (Direct3D 9)
Extract EmuCR-punes64.wip.d3d9 (4).zip to a dedicated folder. Since this is a WIP build, ensure it is not overwritten by future EmuCR automated builds unless intended. 2. Key Features to Leverage
Verify that settings are saved on exit (ensure "Save settings on exit" is checked in the settings menu).
This emulator allows for precise synchronization, but extremely high accuracy can demand more resources. 5. Immediate Next Steps Use Alt+Q to properly shut down the emulator.