Perhaps this has something to do with the display device?I dunno, cos all the stuff I've read about playing PAL DVDs in NTSC mode suggests I should see jerkiness. But on my hook-up I don't see any jerkiness when playing PAL dvds in ntsc mode at 480p. I've got good eyesight and this sort of thing would usually bother me. I'm also projecting on a big (8 foot wide) screen, so I really don't think I'd miss it.Weird, huh?As for games, the only one I've got that jerks in NTSC mode is the PAL version of Halo. Apparently there's a slight bug in the code. It's really off-putting (perhaps it's the same effect that you get playing pal dvds in ntsc mode?). I got a US version on import and it doesn't jerk at all, even playing in pal mode.
And it looks great in 480p too.
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What use is an Emulator without anything to use it with then!? OOIf you have nothing to use with it, then go get a copy of Halo and a modded Xbox or a hacked DVD firmware to dump the files. If you can't handle the legalities of using this emulator, then we can't help you. Sorry to say that, but that's just how it works around here and every other emulation site.You also need to realize that emulators don't 'magically' work and emulate every game you want it to. Xbox1 is a very complicated machine to emulate (although most users fail to realize it and just assume it should be easy because it's like a PC) therefore requires years of hard work, programming, and system architecture study to actually get it to work. Believe it or not, I'm living proof of this as far as Xbox emulation goes. I'm an active contributor to Cxbx and have been for a long time.
I've got some games to load some intro/error screens, but I'm still working out the bugs in these games (problems with NtCreateFile mostly). Here's some samples of my work:Unreal Championship:Myst III:Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball.