GB Enhanced+ v1.9 is released. GBE+ is an experimental GBA emulator and the planned successor to the original GBE project. Game Boy Enhanced (GBE for short) aims to be a fully functional Game Boy emulator. The goal is to create a highly portable emulator using C++ and SDL, document the Game Boy's functions through clear code, and add as many enhancements (scaling filters, cheats, custom sprites) as reasonably possible.

GB Enhanced+ changelog:
Reworked all infrared netplay when using Hard Sync. The sync only happens during IR transmissions. Previously, the sync would occur at all times, slowing down everything to a crawl. This improves the overall experience by only slowing to sync for brief moments.
Added full support for the Campho Advance. Users can send audio/video data across a local network. An included webapp can be hosted on a server, allowing users to capture webcam input via a browser and direct that to the emulator.
Added full support for the Play-Yan, Play-Yan Micro, and Nintendo MP3 Player. Yes, you can now use GBE+ as your very own media player.
Added support for the M161 mapper. This is an odd 4-in-1 cartridge from Nintendo's official Chinese distributor back in the day.
Added support for HuC-1 and HuC-3 infrared transfers.
Added partial support for GB KISS LINK. It works with the GB KISS Menu and can send/receive GBF files. Check out https://gbkiss.org for more info on the accessory.
Added support for the Agatsuma TV Tuner, the only official TV tuner released for the GBA. Users can emulate TV channels with a 24-hour schedule.
Improved SMID auto-generation for AM3 video cards.
Microphone input is now selectable from the Qt GUI or via the .ini file, perfect if multiple mics are available on a system





Download: GB Enhanced+ v1.9
Source: Here