This is the command yabause-qt that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
yabause - Yet Another Buggy And Uncomplete Saturn Emulator
SYNOPSIS
yabause [ -afh ] [ -b <BIOS> | -nb ] [ -c <CDROM> | -i <ISO> ] [ -ns ] [
--autoframeskip=0|1 ] [ --autoload=<SLOT> ] [ --autostart ] [
--binary=<BINARY>[:<ADDRESS>] ]
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.
OPTIONS
--autoframeskip
Enable or disable auto frame skipping / limiting.
--autoload
Automatically start emulation and load a savestate.
-a
--autostart
Automatically start emulation.
-b
--bios Choose a bios file.
-c
--cdrom
Choose the cdrom device.
--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 conjunction
with -a. This option is intended for homebrew developers wanting to test their
programs in Yabause.
-f
--fullscreen
Start the emulator in fullscreen.
-i
--iso Choose a dump file. The dump can be either in iso or bin/cue file format.
-nb
--no-bios
Use the emulated bios.
-ns
--no-sound
Turns sound off. This option actually set the sound core to the dummy one.
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