Open haschimoto opened 6 years ago
in the upload view, user can choose content type / emulator on file upload. im working now on a solution to read the zip file and include only relevant emulator options according to which files are in the archive
@dnelband : any success with the atari7800 files?
Im working on it, the problem is not the emulators ir files but the fact that zeronet makes serious restrictions on ajax (which javatari needs to make) by requiring an ajax key on the request. Im working currently with tamas on this issue to find a viable workaround
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Has something been restricted that formerly worked?
The restriction makes it problematic because its in a zip file, so we need to read the zip file and inside of it fetch a specific file, and these things create a conflict. But no its nothing that used to work before
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but now testing the format on another upload, it seems javatari doesnt support this .a78 which is strange, so im looking for a solution for that as well (these are two issues)
so it seems that javatari is only able to run atari 2600, and it seems that for atari 7800 there are only C++ / Java based emulators that cannot be run on a browser, but im still trying to find a solution / workaround
E.g. a ZIP isnt automatically a DOS-GAME, like this: /12MVkvYGcRW6u2NYbpfwVad1oQeyG4s9Er/index.html?view:item+id:1Mz1_1Mq4fxVstdUkLbViZfh4yubGHKgoJQNxAf_item_103+type:game
So one should be able in the file-backend to to associate which Emulator Frontend or whatever to use (in this case SuperNintendo) with it.