Emulator Issues #9199
closedJenny McCarthy's Your Shape Featuring Self Acclaimed Health Genius Jenny McCarthy - Camera Add-on Not Supported
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Description
Game Name?
Jenny McCarthy's Your Shape Featuring Jenny McCarthy - RYRE41
Game Description (Dolphin's issue detection algorithm (DITA) detected a rare game, please describe it for developers)
Fitness that's Fun & Focused on YOU! Jenny McCarthy's Your Shape is a revolutionary fitness game built around making yourself a better person! The game features a revolutionary "standard camera" that allows for controller free gameplay, as holding a video game controller increases your risk of catching autism. The game includes 400 unique and varied standard exercises, such as "Walking 1KM to the hospital" and "Lifting a protest sign while chanting."
A key feature of this title is that the camera puts YOU into the game! Stand next to the brilliant Jenny McCarthy, whose health advice has left a bruise on the world that not even the strongest vaccine could cure! Exercise alongside her as she cheers you on with inspirational quotes such as:
"Only YOU can stop Autism" and
"Whooping cough gives your kids a whoopin' so you don't have to!"
This game also supports real exercise products that you could use without the game, making the game completely pointless.
What's the problem? Describe what went wrong.
Dolphin ran the game instead of immediately bursting into flames and formatting my harddrive. I mean, in terms of "running" the game, if I so desired that, it does not detect or support the camera peripheral which is required for this game to be playable, if you could call it that.
What steps will reproduce the problem?
- Give Jenny McCarthy enough money and power to star in a video game.
- Cry yourself to sleep that something like that is actually possible.
- Realize she probably was paid to appear in this video game.
- Somehow end up possessing said video game.
- Somehow end up selecting that game in the gamelist
- Realize you've made a horrible mistake.
Which versions of Dolphin did you test on? Does using an older version of Dolphin solve your issue? If yes, which versions of Dolphin used to work?
Dolphin 4.0-8400
What are your PC specifications? (CPU, GPU, Operating System, more)
Core i5 3570K, GTX 760, Windows 7, "Jenny McCarthy Super Ultra Generic USB Camera"
Is there any other relevant information? (e.g. logs, screenshots,
configuration files)
Help me
Updated by JosJuice almost 9 years ago
- Is duplicate of Emulator Issues #5153: Add IOS passthrough for Wii USB devices. added
Updated by skidau almost 9 years ago
If the camera is a HID device, Dolphin's HID support might be able to pick it up by loading the libusb driver overriding the camera's inbuilt driver. The libusb process is similar to how the WiiU Gamecube Adapter is installed.
If the camera is a HID device, it will show up under the Human Interface Devices category of the Device Manager in Windows.
Updated by JMC4789 almost 9 years ago
I don't see it under HID devices; but I do see it actually working on my PC no problems.
Updated by JosJuice almost 9 years ago
- Status changed from Duplicate to Accepted
- Issue type changed from Bug to Feature request
Unduplicating because Dolphin has USB passthrough that doesn't work with this device.
Updated by JosJuice almost 9 years ago
- Is duplicate of deleted (Emulator Issues #5153: Add IOS passthrough for Wii USB devices.)
Updated by leoetlino about 8 years ago
Fix pending: https://github.com/dolphin-emu/dolphin/pull/4408
But it currently doesn't work on Windows because of libusb issues for large isochronous transfers.
Updated by leoetlino almost 8 years ago
- Status changed from Accepted to Fix pending
Unfortunately, this is still not working on Windows because of libusb/Windows limitations. May be able to get this working with emulated devices after 4408 is merged, though.
Updated by leoetlino almost 8 years ago
- Status changed from Fix pending to Fixed
- Fixed in set to 5.0-2352
Marking this as fixed, despite it not working on Windows because there is nothing Dolphin can do. (And it does work on Linux!)