Two weeks have passed since the last update for Cemu, which means it's time for another version upgrade. Everyone's favorite Nintendo Wii U emulator, Cemu, has received a new minor bugfix release, fixing uncommon performance-related issues, giving support for mono and surround sound, and adding separation for the emulator's gameprofiles. There's no Vulkan backend yet, for those patiently waiting for it, as the releases build to an eventual v1.16.0 update.

# Cemu detailed changelog for 1.15.15b
# Patreon release date: 2019-09-20
# Public release date: 2019-09-27

# New in 1.15.15b (public release):

GX2: Fixed a bug that could lead to random performance drops or crashes under rare circumstances

# New in 1.15.15:

general: The default gameprofiles that ship with Cemu and the ones with user edits
are now in separate folders. This change was made so that extracting all
files from the Cemu.zip into an existing Cemu installation no longer
overwrites any game settings

AX: Added support for mono and surround sound
AX: Added API AXSetDeviceRemixMatrix, AXGetDeviceRemixMatrix

GX2: Guarantee usage of locale independent number formats when inserting preset variables into custom shaders (#190)
GX2: Added optional VRAM stat to overlay (Win 8.1 and above only)
GX2: Tweaks to cache management on OpenGL to prevent internal out-of-memory crashes (#176, #186)

Note:
(#xx) refers to bug tracker issues resolved by this change. See http://bugs.cemu.info/projects/cemu/

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[PatrickD85]

CEMU just keeps on amazing me with the progesss / updates it adds.
Keep up the great work!

 

[Kioku]

CEMU just keeps on amazing me with the progesss / updates it adds.
Keep up the great work!

With as much as they're paid, they better.

 

[PatrickD85]

With as much as they're paid, they better.

Sure, but still they are making wonderful progress

 

[RedoLane]

The sound update is a huge deal to me, so that's awesome!

 

[eherrera322]

Were they fans of gmod? I'm reminded of it every time I see the logo.

 

[snails1221]

With as much as they're paid, they better.

Didn't realize that they were making 82k a year just off patreon until now

 

[Paolosworld]

Still waiting for Vulkan update...

 

[Kioku]

Didn't realize that they were making 82k a year just off patreon until now

I mean, it's divided among whomever is in the group.. I assume, anyway.. So, it's not a whole lot, but they are getting paid to work on it.

 

[Alkéryn]

Waiting for linux release tbh
also kinda sad it isn't open source, but great work anyway

 

[BaamAlex]

Waiting for linux release tbh

Have you tried wine?

also kinda sad it isn't open source

Cemu will never be open source either.

 

[Alkéryn]

Have you tried wine?


Cemu will never be open source either.

Yes and it works, but it isn't a proper fix...
an actual linux release would be better

Not necesarily, the dev said that they'll open source it once it is done or if it gets unmaintained

 

[Paolosworld]

also kinda sad it isn't open source, but great work anyway

Yeah, but I doubt open source would speed up the development process at all.

Look at Decaf for example, an open-source Wii U emulator that is nowhere near the level that Cemu is at. Nobody's willing to do serious work unless there's a lot of money/demand for it, and most people are pretty content with having a closed team doing the work for them.

It's pretty obvious that the few people who were down to make serious work made Cemu closed-source just for the money, but I'm not complaining. They do good work and deserve some in return.

 

[Alkéryn]

Yeah, but I doubt open source would speed up the development process at all.

Look at Decaf for example, an open-source Wii U emulator that is nowhere near the level that Cemu is at. Nobody's willing to do serious work unless there's a lot of money/demand for it, and most people are pretty content with having a closed team doing the work for them.

It's pretty obvious that the few people who were down to make serious work made Cemu closed-source just for the money, but I'm not complaining. They do good work and deserve some in return.

It is not a matter of speeding up the devlopment, i didn't said i wanted the project to be a comunity project, just the source to be public.

 

[Paolosworld]

It is not a matter of speeding up the devlopment, i didn't said i wanted the project to be a comunity project, just the source to be public.

Ah okay.
I just presumed that you were referring to it being a community project, my b