* Make Windows DPI aware to display properly on high-resolution screens.
* remove empty line
* Don't use app manifest, set process dpi aware programatically.
Store variables in Program.cs for use instead of re-creating them per class/ method.
* Fix for linux/osx
* Add braces
* Re-use manifest. It appears to be required on linux.
* Undo previous commit -- it appears linux was simply never affected.
* Addressed AcK's comments
* Remove unused usings
* Address comments by AcK #2
* Re-order
* Move FromHwnd call to ForceDpiAware class. Wrap in Try-Catch to prevent crashes on systems that don't support it.
* Additional code cleanup
* Remove "global::" reference.
* gui: Refactoring Part 1
* Fix ProfileDialog.glade path
* Fix Application.Quit assert
* Fix TitleUpdateWindow parent
* Fix TitleUpdate selected item
* Remove extra line in TitleUpdateWindow
* Fix empty assign of Enum.TryParse
* Add Patrons list in the About Window
* update about error messages
* Amadeus: Final Act
This is my requiem, I present to you Amadeus, a complete reimplementation of the Audio Renderer!
This reimplementation is based on my reversing of every version of the audio system module that I carried for the past 10 months.
This supports every revision (at the time of writing REV1 to REV8 included) and all features proposed by the Audio Renderer on real hardware.
Because this component could be used outside an emulation context, and to avoid possible "inspirations" not crediting the project, I decided to license the Ryujinx.Audio.Renderer project under LGPLv3.
- FE3H voices in videos and chapter intro are not present.
- Games that use two audio renderer **at the same time** are probably going to have issues right now **until we rewrite the audio output interface** (Crash Team Racing is the only known game to use two renderer at the same time).
- Persona 5 Scrambler now goes ingame but audio is garbage. This is caused by the fact that the game engine is syncing audio and video in a really aggressive way. This will disappears the day this game run at full speed.
* Make timing more precise when sleeping on Windows
Improve precision to a 1ms resolution on Windows NT based OS.
This is used to avoid having totally erratic timings and unify all
Windows users to the same resolution.
NOTE: This is only active when emulation is running.
