Help can some one help me!! plzz

[smajic]

how do i start downloading the rom file, it just says clcik below to start your download?? were is the place i clikc at??? ty

[pizzaman]

how do i start downloading the rom file, it just says clcik below to start your download?? were is the place i clikc at??? ty
Dude, it's not that complicated. Just wait for the countdown to reach zero, and a download link appears.

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[Iconoclast]

http://img518.imageshack.us/img518/1513/untitledlr1.pngTHANK you. Finally, an image posted on these forums that's NOT in JPEG image format! It sucks.

lol...but seriously, almost never use JPG format. Use PNG or GIF.

[fiReBirD]

THANK you. Finally, an image posted on these forums that's NOT in JPEG image format! It sucks.

lol...but seriously, almost never use JPG format. Use PNG or GIF.
I use the PNG format for all the pics i post in here... At least i think so...

[Kameo]

THANK you. Finally, an image posted on these forums that's NOT in JPEG image format! It sucks.

lol...but seriously, almost never use JPG format. Use PNG or GIF.

I think we can perfectly decide for ourselves what format to use for images. I only save to gif if it's animated, otherwise I'll always save it as a jpg.....

[Iconoclast]

I think we can perfectly decide for ourselves what format to use for images. I only save to gif if it's animated, otherwise I'll always save it as a jpg.....You know, the Chinese Zodiac says that those born on the Year of the Snake (which is your sign on the zodiac) prefer to stick to their own judgement rather than the opinion of others...man, zodiacs are so scary, they always come true.

You go ahead and do that if you want, but no matter what, JPEG compression is almost always going to make the image somewhat blurrier or scratcher, depending on the image. Still, I won't stop you, I was just saying.

My summary for those who care:

JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group, also .JPG, .JFIF) has no color quality loss like GIF does (24 color depth supported), but I never use it unless I find that the image I'm saving doesn't get any scratchiness or blurriness. It is only sometimes lower in file size than PNG.

PNG (Portable Network Graphics) can be optimized as 8 bit (GIF optimizations but in PNG format), 24 bit (2^24, all opaque pixels supported), or 32 bit (2^32, partial pixel transparency) or greyscale (8 bit, saturation value at a constant value of 0). The only optimized format to support both background transparency and partial pixel transparency (being why N64 textures must be logged in this format), but FireFox browser is needed to view the image in 32 bit.

GIF (CompuServe Graphics Interchange) format is optimized with a 256 color or lower palette (8 bit). Supports background transparency unlike all other formats except PNG. The only format that can also be animated but can also be viewed in a web page. Since GIF animations are also limited to 256 colors, if the animation you are trying to save requires more than 256 colors, you may prefer to use uncompressed AVI format or an SWF object for Flash Player 1.

BMP (Windows Bitmap, also .DIB) format has no real image quality loss, but it's stupid, because it makes images higher in file size than any other format. I've seen BMP images 33 times as high in file size as a version of the image in GIF format.