Virtualization and Emulation

It meets the minimum levels for PCSx2 emulator

There are other requirements for the emulator and found under related link

Yes

While you can technically run PCSX2 on it, it is not powerful enough to provide even remotely good performance for most games. The PCSX2 team recommends at least a Core 2 Duo and a GeForce 8800.

VirtualBox emulates a video card, so you would adjust its resolution by changing settings in the guest, just like a real computer. VirtualBox provides guest additions that will allow you to set higher resolutions than the generic driver of an operating system usually would, so you should install this if you have a monitor above, say, 1024x768.

Move running virtual machines from one physical server to another with no impact to end users. VMware vMotion keeps your IT environment up and running, giving you unprecedented flexibility and availability to meet the increasing demands of your business and end users

you need to install the emulator UAE. Then you need the kickstart for different models, at the least you'll need the kickstart ROM for the amiga 500 and the 1200 for aga games. Though is doesnt hurt to have the 600 and the 4000 kickstarts for later on. It is illegal to download these kickstart roms as they are still on sale but you can grab them from any amiga model that you own. Then to play games you need .adf images(amiga disk file) most of these games can be downloaded legally as most of the companies are gone bust or no longer sell the product.

You specify where the kickstarts are in UAE, then insert the disk into the virtual floppy drive and then start emulation, don't fiddle around with chipset timings and stuff like that until your more confident.

Two of sites that may be of interest if you need any help are the English amiga board and lemonamiga, feel free to join up and ask questions and people will try and help you.

Most stores will have a pre-owned section, you could look in that area and find some really cheap games. If doing this, make sure you check the disk before purchasing. If scratched, request another disk.

You could also look on websites like play. They are doing a under £10 section on many games (including Xbox 360).

Ok here's what u do.

Go to http://www.vbalink.info/

download the newest version.

Put it on your desktop (replace it with the old one)

While playing scroll down from options (you need two vbas running)

click link and then wireless on both of them.

Once in game, go to a Pokemon center, wireless link trade not cabled, be happy.

press f9 on movies then f9 again on games

Using the files from a disc you own is safe. You can illegally Kingdom Hearts ISO files on the internet but obviously some may contain ciruses.

The local user is the person who actually uses the account to do the work they are paid to do. A domain user could be a network administrator

The related link has a guide and a download and also links to the PCSX2 Site

An emulator is a program like any other, and falls under the same rules and guidelines that affect all software. The intended usage of an emulator does not affect its legality in anyway.

The usage of an emulator is also completely legal, and any reverse engineering of a system's BIOS to make emulation possible is also legal. The case of Sony vs. Connectix concluded the following:

"Connectix's reverse engineering of the Sony BIOS extracted from a Sony PlayStation console purchased by Connectix engineers is protected as a fair use."

There are some gray areas regarding this however. Some emulators require a copy of the system's BIOS to operate, and distributing a BIOS file is in fact illegal unless the copyright holder authorizes the distribution, or if the copyright becomes nullified.(Which can happen because of other events not discussed here.)

ROMs unto themselves are also perfectly legal to own, copy, and distribute. These rules do NOT apply to copyrighted material however, and it just so happens that most ROMs are made from data that is still under copyright.

The idea that it is legal to download a ROM if you own an authorized copy of the software (or that you must delete within 24 hours of downloading if you do NOT own it), is false and is more or less a courtesy to video game manufacturers. It is illegal to perform an unauthorized download of copyrighted material in any form whether or not you own a legally distributed copy.

However, it IS legal to copy an officially distributed piece of copyrighted software as a personal backup, as also concluded in the Sony vs. Conexant case that stated:

"Any purchaser of a copyrighted software program must copy the program into the memory of a computer in order to make any use at all of the program. For that reason, 17 U.S.C. Section 117(a)(1) provides that it shall not be an infringement for one who owns a software copy to make another copy"

Though whether or not creating a ROM image specifically is legal has been openly debated. Primarily because of the ruling in Amiga Vs. JS&A Where the use of the PROM Blaster to copy the magnetic cartridges was NOT protected by a user's right to copy software.

Whatever the case, it remains illegal, to distribute legally made backups without authorization from the copyright holder.

The rules above apply regardless of any ROM copyright holder's rules and policies. Though no court ruling has tested the concept that purchasing a game might bind the consumer into a legal contract giving the manufacturer the power to apply additional restrictions regarding the game's usage.

Copyright infringement is a criminal offense, but it is typically the responsibility of the copyright holder to initiate any sort of prosecution. However, It is often too difficult or impossible for copyright holders to obtain sufficient information to prosecute individuals who copy and distribute ROM files. Because of this, ROM distribution between individuals is generally considered a safe practice. However, this does not hold true for public file hosting and distribution where the copyright infringer can be identified.

The typical response to copyright infringement is a "cease and desist" letter detailing the copyrights that have been violated, and informing the infringer that failure to remove the content will result in legal action. Extreme cases of copyright infringement may be considered a federal offense which could result in up to ten years imprisonment (see the No Electronic Theft Act, 18 U.S.C. 2319).

Config > 3D Settings > "SoftRasterizer", Check "…Edge Making", "…Fog" and uncheck "Unrealistically…" > Okay

Config > Sound Settings > Synchronization Mode choose "Synchronous…" and choose "N" or "Z" or "P" > Interpolation "None" or "Linear"

Config > Frame Skip > Uncheck "Limit Framerate" > (For faster speed) > Auto Skip or Fixed Skip > Adjust to "1″ to "3″ or higher [Note: Lower is smooth and Higher is Choppy]

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no can really make the volume softer. the best way is to make your computer's sounds more softer

Just go to Control Panel>Program>Programs and Features>

Right click the VLC media player and then choose Uninstall.

VirtualBox uses what is called a "Host key" to send specific signals to the host or guest. This is usually the right control key, though this can be changed. To send a Ctrl-Alt-Del to your guest system without disrupting your host, press the Host key + Del.

There are a few different virtualization packages available for Linux. These include VMWare, VirtualBox, and Parallels. VirtualBox is free, whereas Parallels and VMWare cost money. VirtualBox is also provided by most distro's repositories, so it is the easiest solution to set up.

After you have installed VirtualBox, click "New Machine" or "New", depending on what version you have. Name your machine something appropriate, like "Windows XP." On the next page, specify the amount of RAM. Windows XP will need at least 64 MB, but 256 MB is a more reasonable minimum. Next, create a hard drive. You have two options. One is a dynamically sized image. This image does not occupy as much space on your hard drive immediately, but will expand as you put more stuff on Windows XP. It is also slightly slower. The other option is to create a fixed-size image, which will perform better, but also occupy more space on your hard drive, even if you don't need it.

Now that you have given the machine a name, RAM, and a hard drive, it will ALMOST be done. By default, it does not enable sound or USB (if you have the OSE version, there is no USB). It also will attempt to boot from the empty hard drive . Click the options on the right side of VirtualBox to enable a sound card, and to "insert" a CD. You can choose either an ISO image or your actual CD-ROM drive to boot from. Once you have done this, start the machine. You should see Windows XP setu begin. Continue the installation, just as you would on a real computer.

Once Windows XP is installed, go to Devices > Install Guest Additions on the box that you are running XP in. This will "insert" a CD that provides extra drivers, and allows you to move your mouse and copy-paste between Linux and XP.

Parenting is a process used in animation that creates a hierarchy of special objects invisible to the camera (like nulls, bones or skelegons), that allow visible parts of models to move in relation to each other. The "parent" is the controlling object; at least one aspect of the "child's" movement is dictated by the parent. A model can have multiple parents and children (there are no grandchildren), and objects can be both a parent in the hierarchy as well as a child.

For example, if you want to animate a human arm using bones (or skelegons), the humorous (upper arm bone) will be a parent with a pivot point set at the model's shoulder. Another bone, attached with a pivot point at the elbow, will be the "child" to the upper arm bone. When the upper arm moves, the child (elbow and lower arm) will follow. The child can also be positioned independently, as long as it stays within certain parameters (like a real elbow).

A wrist bone is then attached to the lower arm, and will be a child of the lower arm. When the shoulder moves, the lower arm moves in relation to the upper arm, and the wrist moves in relation to the lower arm.

The concept is more difficult to explain in words than to demonstrate in a tutorial. For more information, see the Lightwave parenting tutorial in Related Links.

Yes, Parallels Desktop for Mac Premium Edition includes Kaspersky. (See links below)

ME to how will u solve error opening GS plugin*pcsx2?

You can only do it if u hav a Micro-SD card. You drag your music into the my_music folder, then its on your phone. This will not work if the song is old, and has the DRM lock on it.