The Tech of Emulation: A Deep Dive into Techno Parrot

As we sit here today, I'm excited to share with you a really cool emulator called techno parrot. This emulator allows us to play a few selected PC-based arcade games on our own hardware, and that's exactly what we're going to be doing today. We'll be focusing on Initial D Stage 7 Double A, which is one of the most iconic racing games out there.

The techno parrot emulator is fairly easy to set up, as long as you can find the games and have them installed. The good news is that it supports a wide range of games, including Mario Cart DX, Poke Tournament, King of Fighters, and Street Fighter. Today, we're going to be focusing on Initial D Stage 7 Double A, which is actually the first time I've set up this emulator. I've heard about techno parrot for a while now, but I just haven't gotten around to setting it up yet.

To get started, we'll need to find our games and download them. Techno parrot has some amazing features that make it easy to find what you're looking for. There's a little drop-down menu that allows us to browse through different games, and it even comes with some tutorials and guides to help us set everything up.

Now that we have our game loaded, let's talk about the controls. We'll be using an Xbox one controller, which is fully mapable to most of these games. I'm excited to see how this emulator performs, especially since it's running on my 4790k CPU at 4 gigahertz and a 1060 GTX NVIDIA GPU.

When you start up the game, it can take anywhere from 20 seconds to 40 seconds for the game to load. Don't worry, we'll just wait it out a little bit until everything is ready to go. Once the game starts, you'll see a little pop-up window that will let you know if there are any errors. As long as everything looks good in this window, the game should start up without any issues.

I want to note that I'm not sure if the music in this game is copyrighted. If it is, I'll have to turn the sound down. But don't worry, the audio works great on my system! Techno parrot has some amazing features that make it easy to use, and the audio quality is top-notch.

One thing I want to mention is that techno parrot recommends using an NVIDIA GPU to run this emulator correctly. However, they do have AMD patches and fixes built into the newest versions of techno parrot, so don't worry if you're using a different type of GPU. They've got you covered!

As we can see from the footage, the games are running pretty flawlessly at 60 frames per second. The 1080p patch is looking great, and I'm excited to see how it performs in future videos.

There are definitely other games that I want to test out with techno parrot, including Street Fighter and Mario GP. If these games run as smoothly as Initial D Stage 7 Double A, I'll be using this emulator at least every other day.

If you're interested in getting started with techno parrot, all you need to do is search for "Initial D stage 7 PC" or "techno parrot tutorial" on YouTube. You should find a video that has the download links and guides to help you set everything up. Techno parrot also has some amazing features that make it easy to use, including tutorials and guides.

I want to thank everyone for watching today's video! It was a pleasure sharing my experience with techno parrot with all of you. If you have any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to reach out in the comments section below. And if you're interested in seeing more content like this in the future, be sure to subscribe to our channel and hit that notification bell!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey what's going on guys it's ETA prime back here again today I just wanted to show you this really cool emulator called techno parrot now what this allows you to do is play a few selected pc-based arcade games on your own hardware today I'm just gonna be showing off initial D stage seven double ax the emulator is fairly easy to setup as long as you can find the games and it supports a wide range of games as you can see here there's a little drop-down menu Mario Cart DX poke a tournament there's a bunch of games that it supports King of Fighters some Street Fighter stuff but today I only have one game this is actually the very first time that I've set this up I've heard about it for a while now but I really haven't got around to doing it I'm gonna get right into some gameplay here I do have a 1080p patch on and I think the game runs amazingly on PC I also don't have any steering wheel setup for PC or anything like that so I'll be using an Xbox one controller fully mapable controls with most of these games here let's get right into some gameplay so when you're starting the game up it can take anywhere from 20 seconds to 40 seconds for the game to start up I'm just gonna wait it out a little bit you'll get this little pop-up window here and as long as you don't see any errors in this window the game should start so I'm not sure if the music in this game is copy written I think it is so I'm going to have to turn the sound down but the sound works great on the system i'm on i'm running a 4790k cpu at 4 gigahertz click at 1060 GTX NVIDIA GPU they do recommend an NVIDIA GPU to run this correctly but they do have AMD patches and fixes built in to the newest versions of techno parent this is just gonna be a quick video I'm gonna get right into some gameplay and show you how it looks and performs with each other unfortunately I do have to mute the sound I wish there was a way just to turn the music off in the emulator but I haven't found a way yet the audio is working perfectly though with this emulator so as you can see the games running pretty flawlessly it is at 60fps I do have a 1080p patch they also offer a 2k in a 4k patch for some reason I cannot get it to take the full screen just my resolution settings I did want to record this in 4k doesn't make much of a difference though but overall I think 1080p looks pretty good for an initial D game there are other games that I want to test out I need to get my hands on some of them I definitely want to test out a few Street Fighter games Mario GP and pokken tournament if the games run as well as this game is running I'll definitely be using this emulator at least every other day I do plan on putting a tutorial together for this it's actually really simple to setup as long as you have the games and the executable files if you want to get this up and running tonight all you have to do is do a quick youtube search for initial D stage 7 on PC or initial D stage 7 techno parrot tutorial you'll probably run across the video I saw it does have the download links for everything you need to get initial D stage 7 up and running really appreciate you guys watching I just wanted to show this off and I plan on doing some more videos in the future if you guys are interested let me know in the comments below like always thanks for watchinghey what's going on guys it's ETA prime back here again today I just wanted to show you this really cool emulator called techno parrot now what this allows you to do is play a few selected pc-based arcade games on your own hardware today I'm just gonna be showing off initial D stage seven double ax the emulator is fairly easy to setup as long as you can find the games and it supports a wide range of games as you can see here there's a little drop-down menu Mario Cart DX poke a tournament there's a bunch of games that it supports King of Fighters some Street Fighter stuff but today I only have one game this is actually the very first time that I've set this up I've heard about it for a while now but I really haven't got around to doing it I'm gonna get right into some gameplay here I do have a 1080p patch on and I think the game runs amazingly on PC I also don't have any steering wheel setup for PC or anything like that so I'll be using an Xbox one controller fully mapable controls with most of these games here let's get right into some gameplay so when you're starting the game up it can take anywhere from 20 seconds to 40 seconds for the game to start up I'm just gonna wait it out a little bit you'll get this little pop-up window here and as long as you don't see any errors in this window the game should start so I'm not sure if the music in this game is copy written I think it is so I'm going to have to turn the sound down but the sound works great on the system i'm on i'm running a 4790k cpu at 4 gigahertz click at 1060 GTX NVIDIA GPU they do recommend an NVIDIA GPU to run this correctly but they do have AMD patches and fixes built in to the newest versions of techno parent this is just gonna be a quick video I'm gonna get right into some gameplay and show you how it looks and performs with each other unfortunately I do have to mute the sound I wish there was a way just to turn the music off in the emulator but I haven't found a way yet the audio is working perfectly though with this emulator so as you can see the games running pretty flawlessly it is at 60fps I do have a 1080p patch they also offer a 2k in a 4k patch for some reason I cannot get it to take the full screen just my resolution settings I did want to record this in 4k doesn't make much of a difference though but overall I think 1080p looks pretty good for an initial D game there are other games that I want to test out I need to get my hands on some of them I definitely want to test out a few Street Fighter games Mario GP and pokken tournament if the games run as well as this game is running I'll definitely be using this emulator at least every other day I do plan on putting a tutorial together for this it's actually really simple to setup as long as you have the games and the executable files if you want to get this up and running tonight all you have to do is do a quick youtube search for initial D stage 7 on PC or initial D stage 7 techno parrot tutorial you'll probably run across the video I saw it does have the download links for everything you need to get initial D stage 7 up and running really appreciate you guys watching I just wanted to show this off and I plan on doing some more videos in the future if you guys are interested let me know in the comments below like always thanks for watching\n"