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yabause - Yet Another Buggy And Uncomplete Saturn Emulator

Authors

       Copyright (c) 2002-2010 Yabause Team

       Web: http://yabause.org

       Please don't ask for roms, bios files or any other copyrighted stuff.

Description

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.

Files

<BINARY>
              An executable for the Saturn, usually with a BIN extension.

       <BIOS> A Saturn ROM BIOS image.

       <CDROM>
              A CDROM device file.

       <ISO>  A Saturn game dump.

Name

       yabause - Yet Another Buggy And Uncomplete Saturn Emulator

Options

-a--autostart
              Automatically start emulation.

       --autoframeskip=0|1
              Enable or disable auto frame skipping / limiting.

       --autoload
              Automatically start emulation and load a save state.

       -b--bios Choose a bios file.

       --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.

       -c--cdrom
              Choose the cdrom device.

       -f--fullscreen
              Start the emulator in fullscreen.

       -h     Display a short help text.

       -i--iso  Choose a dump file. The dump can be either in iso or bin/cue file format.

       -ns--nosound
              Turns sound off. This option actually set the sound core to the dummy one.

Synopsis

yabause [ -afh ] [ -ns ] [ -b<BIOS> ] [ -c<CDROM> ] [ -i<ISO> ] [ --binary=<BINARY>[:<ADDRESS>] ]

See Also