On a real NES, the framerate is 60.099 FPS, assuming the screen is turned on during the pre-render scanline. Otherwise, it's 0.00112% faster if the screen is off.
Whoa, so speedruns could be ever-so-slightly faster if you played them blind?
A real DS and DeSmuME runs in 59.82fps (more precisely, 33513982/6/355/263) but ... I noticed that TASvideos also calculates a movie length in 60fps. This wrongly shortens a movie length a few seconds X(
I think you are looking for this set of pages: http://tasvideos.org/EmulatorResources/Homepages.html
Edit: I think I understand now: It's my avatar, isn't it? It makes me look angry.
console emulator fps (on TASVideos)
NES (~60.10) fceu 60
fceux 60.099
SNES (~60.10) snes9x-rr 60
GBx vba-rr 60 (for GB/GBC/SGB/GBA)
(GBA: ~59.73)
PCE (?) mednafen-rr 59.826
Genesis (?) gens-rr 60
N64 (?) mupen64-rr 60
PSX (?) pcsx-rr 60
DS (~59.82) desmume 60
# note: I didn't examined about PAL.For PCE, I remember a wiki page of mednafen-rr said that mednafen-rr runs at (7159090.90909090/455/263*65536*256/2^24) ~ 59.826 FPS. But now the information seems to be deleted from the page for some reason.
bisqwit@chii:~/src/nesvideos_site/formats$ grep fps *.php|grep '[0-9]' | frobnicate
dsm.php: $fps = 60.0;
fbm.php: $fps = 60.0; // FR specs say this is always true
fcm.php: $fps = ($flags & 4) ? 50.0 : 60.0;
fm2.php:
$fps = $pal ? 50.006977968268290849
: 60.098813897440515532;
m64.php: $fps = ord(fread($fp, 1));
mcm.php: $fps = 59.8; // lynx
mcm.php: $fps = 7159090.90909090 / 455 / 263; // pce
mcm.php: $fps = 6144000.0 / (515*198); // ngp
mcm.php: $fps = 7159090.90909090 / 455 / 263; // pcfx
mcm.php: $fps = 3072000.0 / (159*256); // wswan
mcm.php: $fps = ($ntsc ? 1008307711 : 838977920) / 16777216.0; // nes
mcm.php: $fps = 60; //gb
mcm.php:
$fps = ($ntsc ? (3579545 / 262.0 / 228.0) // sms
: (3546893 / 313.0 / 228.0));
mmv.php: $fps = ($flags & 2) ? 50.0 : 60.0;
pxm.php: $fps = ($flags & 4) ? 50.0 : 60.0;
smv.php: $fps = ($flags & 2)
vbm.php: $fps = 60.0;
ymv.php:
$fps = $pal ? 50.0
: 60.0;
zmv.php:
$fps = ($flags & 32)
? 50.0 /* pal */
: 60.0 /* ntsc */;
Again, I'd rather see just it rounded to 60fps for all movies. These partial framerates seem too pedantic to me.
Edit: I think I understand now: It's my avatar, isn't it? It makes me look angry.
NES: NTSC 21477272/357368 PAL 26846590/498576
SNES: NTSC 21477272/357368 PAL 21281370/425568
GB(C): 4194304/70224
SGB: 4295454/70224
GBA: 16777216/280896
NDS: 33513982/560190
NES: NTSC 60.098 PAL 53.8465 <- huh?
SNES: NTSC 60.098 PAL 50.007
GB(C): 59.7275
SGB: 61.1679
GBA: 59.7275
NDS: 59.826
Edit: I think I understand now: It's my avatar, isn't it? It makes me look angry.
Numbers
Also, should the time reflect the fps of the emulator? Or the fps of the real console?
