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Créé par Spindev, Spine est un émulateur Playstation 4 généralement considéré comme faisant l’objet d’un développement privé et uniquement disponible pour LINUX.

 

spin-ps4lite.png

 

:ddl::ddl:

Dernière version : spine-20220517.zip télécharger ici (17/05/2022)

 

A lire sur emu-france.

 

Site officiel.

 

2 videos demo

 

pour installer tout ca ->

 

 

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NOTE This repository contains sources of a Flatpak package for spinedemo. Spinedemo is a demo version of spine which is a Wine-like PS4 emulator for Linux that is being developed in private.

See releases for binary downloads.

spine - PS4 emulator for Linux
spinedemo version 20190609

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1. Requirements
2. Installation
3. Running
4. Controls
5. Changes

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1. Requirements

Linux installation with working OpenGL acceleration (3.3+). Preferably native
for better performance but at least one VM is known to work.

Supported:
- native installation
- VMware Fusion

Unsupported:
- VirtualBox

2. Installation

Default version is packaged using Flatpak (https://flatpak.org).

> flatpak --user install flatpak/spinedemo.flatpak

Alternative version was built on Fedora 29 and statically linked. It requires
only OpenGL and SDL2. It is provided in the static directory.

This was done because version built with flatpak runtime doesn't seem to work
with Nvidia drivers.

Supported games (md5 of executable, other dumps may also work):
- Mega Man Legacy Collection
	- 6911087c37fde29034c1d9ef2950684a eboot.bin (ELF)
	- 38c82774d44373cf24f84401eec97623 eboot.bin (SELF)
- We Are Doomed
	- 01fc7a91797a2debda8d0f14b4b0fa55 eboot.bin (ELF)
	- 6cf309f131434bcff7d8737664b45c8e eboot.bin (SELF)

Releases are currently tested on:
- desktop computer with Nvidia GTX970, Fedora 29
	binary version works, flatpak doesn't
- laptop running Fedora 29 under VMware Fusion
	both versions work

3. Running

Dump the game on your PS4 and copy the resulting files to your PC.

To run flatpak version:

flatpak run --filesystem={dump directory}:ro org.devofspine.SpineDemo {path to eboot.bin}

To run binary version:

> spinedemo {path to eboot.bin}

4. Controls

ESC - exit

arrow up - dpad up
arrow down - dpad down
arrow left - dpad left
arrow right - dpad right

w - triangle
s - cross
a - square
d - circle

i - leftstick up
k - leftstick down
j - leftstick left
l - leftstick right

keypad 5 or t - rightstick up
keypad 2 or g - rightstick down
keypad 1 or f - rightstick left
keypad 3 or h - rightstick right

1 - L1
2 - R1
3 - L2
4 - R2
5 - L3
6 - R3

9 - touchpad press
0 - options

5. Changes

20190609
	One more down, 9998 to go. Additional rightstick keys for laptop keyboards.
20190607
	Statically linked binary with no dependencies except GL and SDL2
20190605
	Initial release

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Specs:

AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 

16 GB RAM

GTX 3070

He ran it with VMware player as he was too lazy to dual boot.

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lol I would love this to be convincing as a nintendo emulator, seems the x86 architecture is the real hang up on ps4 emulation, nintendo is a easy pezy japaneze compare to it. seems Orbital is closer and includes windows as well as Linux

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Without me this time...as i said on emufrance, develloper refuse a Windows version....Then i guess that thing can't go far....

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X86 is the hangup ?

Nintendo is a easy pezy japaneze compare to it.

Elaborate Kiwi ?

 

Afaik the GPU emulation does not even work in Orbital, which isn't currently unimplemented or not completed.

As mentioned in the last update: it's while rendering the safe mode menu, i.e. displaying graphical output.

Specifically, the emulated GPU is not signaling the CRTC page flips correctly to the drivers, so only the first frame is rendered, which for now is just a black screen.

 It's currently stuck at the console's Safe Mode and, thus, can't boot any games yet.

The PS4 is AMD X86 / AMD64 APU based (Jaguar - Liverpool) 

So CPU emulation is not the main problem, it is all parts around it.

And the PS4 runs a Linux / FreeBSD based operating system, so one probably needs a form of (integrated in the emulator) VM in Window$ to run any PS4 emu

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_4_technical_specifications#Processors_and_memory

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaguar_(microarchitecture)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86-64

https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/PlayStation_4_emulators
https://discord.me/orbitalemu

 

 

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Le 09/09/2021 à 13:09, Onkel a dit :

X86 is the hangup ?

Nintendo is a easy pezy japaneze compare to it.

Elaborate Kiwi ?

 

 

no man from Onkel checkout the wiki page ps4 emulators

Potential Roadblocks

Due to the PS4's x86 architecture and FreeBSD-based operating system, emulators for the device will by and large be very unconventional. Despite the x86's instruction set being huge[7], a trait that would typically lead to years of development time by emulators, it opens the ability for pre-existing hypervisors to do the heavy lifting, eliminating the need for a recompiler. There is also, as of writing this, little to no documentation on the GPU (a modified Radeon 7970M with disabled stream processors) used in the PS4's APU, and it will require a complete re-implementation by emulator developers. End-users may wish to preform a preliminary dump of the required files from their PS4 using the Orbital Dumper.

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sorry, maybe a stupid question, but can we run this on Windows using WSL (a compatibility layer for running Linux binary executables natively on Windows 10, Windows 11), or it needs real legit linux OS, i'm too lazy to install dual boot, since it broke my PC the last time i uninstalled it (stuck in the GRUB rescue screen)

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Il y a 6 heures, riora1996 a dit :

sorry, maybe a stupid question, but can we run this on Windows using WSL (a compatibility layer for running Linux binary executables natively on Windows 10, Windows 11), or it needs real legit linux OS, i'm too lazy to install dual boot, since it broke my PC the last time i uninstalled it (stuck in the GRUB rescue screen)

Yeah, it seem to be possible:

 

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As one can see in the video it does not run on Window$, it's probably Ubuntu.

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If I understand correctly, then the Spine PS4 Emulator is only for the Linux Operating System.
Since I don't have Linux but Win10 Pro 64 on my PC, I wanted to ask whether this Emulator will also be available for other Operating Systems at some Point.

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5 hours ago, Victoria Skylight said:

If I understand correctly, then the Spine PS4 Emulator is only for the Linux Operating System.
Since I don't have Linux but Win10 Pro 64 on my PC, I wanted to ask whether this Emulator will also be available for other Operating Systems at some Point.

Small chance, or it needs a long while and a pretty fast computer, but do not count on it , at least not in the short term

 

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