<BINARY>
An executable for the Saturn, usually with a BIN extension.
yabause-gtk1
Yet another buggy and uncomplete saturn emulator
Usage
yabause [-afh]
[-ns]
[-b
<BIOS>]
[-c
<CDROM>]
[-i
<ISO>]
[--binary=<BINARY>
[:<ADDRESS>]]
Overview
Yabause is a Sega Saturn emulator. Yabause needs either a bios file, a game or a binary to run. Games can be loaded from a real cd device or from dump files.
Options
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-a
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--autostart -
Automatically start emulation.
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--autoframeskip=0|1 -
Enable or disable auto frame skipping / limiting.
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--autoload -
Automatically start emulation and load a save state.
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-b
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--bios -
Choose a bios file.
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--binary -
Use a binary file. Content of the file will be loaded to 0x06004000 and execution will start from that address. You can provide an alternative address to load and run the binary with the --binary=<BINARY>:<ADDRESS> syntax. When using this option, emulation is automatically started and you shouldn't use it in cunjunction with -a. This option is intended for homebrew developers wanting to test their programs in
Yabause.
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-c
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--cdrom -
Choose the cdrom device.
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-f
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--fullscreen -
Start the emulator in fullscreen.
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-h -
Display a short help text.
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-i
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--iso -
Choose a dump file. The dump can be either in iso or bin/cue file format.
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-ns
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--nosound -
Turns sound off. This option actually set the sound core to the dummy one.
Files
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<BIOS> -
A Saturn ROM BIOS image.
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<CDROM> -
A CDROM device file.
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<ISO> -
A Saturn game dump.
Releases
7 releases since Debian 6.0 (Squeeze); the text changed 2 times.
--autoframeskip since Debian 7 (Wheezy);
--autoload since Debian 7 (Wheezy);
--autostart since Debian 7 (Wheezy);
--fullscreen since Debian 7 (Wheezy);
--nosound since Debian 7 (Wheezy).
--no-sound until Debian 6.0 (Squeeze).