Core:

• Video timing adjustments
• microVU fixes for Metal Gear Solid 2 and others
• General speedups
• microVU speedup
• New GIF unit that mimics the real one better
• microVU elementary function bug fixed (affecting Valkyrie Profile 2, Radiata Stories and Star Ocean 3)
• Implemented Multi-Threaded VU! A new speed hack with almost 100% compatibility with games, using a third core to run the VU1 unit separately
• CDVD fixes (Time Crisis boots now)
• Added support for progressive scan timings
• Path 3 arbitration and timing refinements
• Added Finnish, Malaysian, Korean, French, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese and Polish translations

SPU2-X:

• Configurable output volume
• Fixes to reverb
• Various sound looping fixes
• Improved time stretcher
• Reverse phase audio quality improved

GSdx:

• Fixed RGB mode movie recording
• Texture cache change that fixes some black screening games
• Implemented NVidia FXAA 3.10, page up key activates it
• Better multithreading
• Arc the Lad bad fog fix
• Fixed shadows in software renderer
• Implementation of GSdx "Shadeboost" project (saturation, brightness, contrast settings)
• User configurable hacks in the GUI
• Fixed flickering in many FMVs
• Implementation of GSdx "Cutie" project (various extra CRC hacks)

Lilypad:

• Pad state getting stuck with savestates bug fixed

USBqemu:

• Revamped it a bit

OnePad changes:

• New dialog configuration panel
• Improved support of various pad (sixaxis)/mouse/wiimote
• Added support for more controllers
• Added support for pressure-sensitive buttons

GSdx:

• GSdx ported for Linux! Based on OpenGL 3.3 with some 4.x hardware independent extensions. Requires OpenGL 4.2 drivers and is still in experimental stages. Don't expect the hardware renderer to run properly, but the Software renderer should be fine.
• Added support for configuration and keyboard shortcuts from PCSX2

ZZogl:

• Added support for configuration and keyboard shortcuts from PCSX2
• Added a GLSL backend to replace CG. Like GSdx, it requires OpenGL 4.2 drivers. Only available with PCSX2 self-compilation.

PCSX2 GUI:

• Added thread timing information to see the CPU usage in the status bar
• Fix multiple frame/box letters sizing.

Revision 5457: Game Database: Removed Midnight Club 2/3 skip video hacks since they're reported
fixed (after r5393). A few other, rarer games still have video skip hacks
though.


i18n: Apply pg patch to better detect the system language

i18n: long awaited update
* New nb_NO (only main, iconized was bad)
* update tr_TR/it_IT/ko_KR/pl_PL/pt_BR/sv_SE
* refresh pot/po

1.0:
* merge commit 5381 (that fixed some GSdx ogl crash)
* update debian package with the good branch name

GSdx, linux: remove some letf-overs

i18n: update 2 strings not aligned on current gui

SuperVU: fixed null pointer dereference in constructing an exception object.

onepad: reduce dialogs of another 25 pixels for small screen.

VIF: EXPERIMENTAL, NOT SANITY CHECKED: Delayed VU execution until the next
flush, mpg, microprogram call or (as a fallback) end of dma packet to deal with
cases like MSCAL, UNPACK, MSCAL (expects the first program to receive the unpack
data).
Fixes Snowblind's games (BG Dark Alliance etc.), Mortal Kombat Shaolin Monks.
May break things, needs extensive testing.

[VS2012] For some reason when I made the conversion I totally forgot to copy
these, and I didn't notice that until yesterday.

SPU2-X: Use zero coefficients when the sample data references a higher entry in
the coefficients table than we know about and print a warning to the console if
logging is enabled. Fixes audio glitches in "Crash" series games. Also fixed
the voice stop log, it was printing when voices looped.

SPU2-X: cleaned up the re-enabled debugging messages from r5400.

SPU2-X: Add the alignment check to console logging.

SPU2-X: TDA is a fake internal register (which should probably be nuked), so
reading from the FIFO (or whatever 1AC is) certainly shouldn't use it. Also
fixed up related code a little. We don't know of any games which actually use
this though. Actually I don't know if we know that reading this register does
anything, this could all be the product of an overactive imagination.

SPU2-X: Don't force align transfer addresses, fixes The Bouncer. I honestly
don't know on what basis they were force aligned in the first place. The
Bouncer very strangely has correctly aligned sample data in IOP memory which it
uploads using an unaligned DMA with SPU2 set to an unaligned address, resulting
in the data being correctly aligned in the end. Weird. It also writes the
address twice in the order high word, low, low, high, the first pair being
aligned and the second pair not. Really weird.

SPU2-X: Fix a minor logging bug.

Bleh: some really unproductive hacking on DOA2 implementing the noted "better"
way to patch the previously patched function and a poorly understood hack to get
past the black screen (but the US game just breaks later if you do this). All
of this is commented out, it's just for the benefit of my future self when he
comes back to trying to fix this game.

Current status: the pad rpc hangs in the second iteration of the main game loop
for an unknown reason.

onepad: reduce a bit (75 pixels) the heigh of the dialog for NNNNx768 displays

Optimistically removed all the SkipMPEGHack gamefixes from the database

Found and hopefully fixed a really long standing DMAC bug.
This gets videos working in Katamari Damaci, Baldurs Gate, Tales of Destiny 2,
Suikoden Tactics and others.
May fix other games as well, these are just the popular ones :p

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