trouble with Nemu
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eh heh heh... :blush: I fixed the problem, very stupid of me.. eh heh. I ran Goldeneye and realized something terribly frightening... the emulation is poor, very very poor. I heard NEmu was supposed to be the best... am i doing something wrong or is there anything i can do?
Nemu is pretty good....On my cpu.. I remember downloading it for my friend on his comp and it runs around 30 fps..But on my cpu it runs around 50-60 fps..if your talking bout the graphics Nemu doesn't support many graphics on most of the games. Only game i know so far perfected is Mario64. Even Mario Kart has some problem..But I'm sure all that will be fixed in the next version. And dont ask when because none of us knows..
hi!
1. download pj64 ( http://www.pj64.net )
2. download the newest n-rage input-plug-in & golden eye-config! ( http://go.to/nrage )
3. configure the plugin.
4. enjoy!
i didn`t play it myself, but i think it fixes your problem!
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1. download pj64 ( http://www.pj64.net )
2. download the newest n-rage input-plug-in & golden eye-config! ( http://go.to/nrage )
3. configure the plugin.
4. enjoy!
i didn`t play it myself, but i think it fixes your problem!
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Lets not rely on PJ64 100% now. It may be the best but some emus beat the problems that existes within the pj64. Like THPS2, the graphic is way too dark to see. Nemu fixes that problem. Im sure there are much more that I don't know about. Not saying pj64 is bad, I'm just saying don't suggest a solution before trying it out yourself. Because when it doesn't work, it fraustrates people.
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what is the point of downloading the "goldeneye config" and then re-configing the settings?
if your looking for the most easy to use, compatible, and configurable plugin i'd suggest jabo's, nrage's, or SJR's.
If your looking for speed and good performace, and have an adaptoid, i'd suggest going with uhle and the adaptoid hack (or suprahle, which seems to offer alittle more on the joystick/keyboard config side of things)
if your looking for the most easy to use, compatible, and configurable plugin i'd suggest jabo's, nrage's, or SJR's.
If your looking for speed and good performace, and have an adaptoid, i'd suggest going with uhle and the adaptoid hack (or suprahle, which seems to offer alittle more on the joystick/keyboard config side of things)
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what frusterates me out of trying new emulators is this one very unproffessional thing: the programs don't even run. I'll make sure I have all the necessary files but for most emulators I get an error that I can't explain or fix. I can't imagin how hard it must be to predict problems for other people's systems, but THPS2, 1964, UltraHLE and many others DON'T EVEN RUN! Sure I could spend three hours trying to figure out the problem just to realize that the zip file was missing a .cfg or a .dll, it seems a little redundant to me. THE POINT OF ALL THIS: The people who make these things should either write software that installs the programs for us, OR write a txt to explain how to manually install it!!! I read those readme.txt's they don't help. That's why i'm sticking with NEmu and PJ64 currently, cause they run, and hell- they can even emulate sometimes.
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Or perhaps you could learn to read the readme.txt file properly that is often included with the emulators.
For the record I haven't experienced the problems of the type you seem to be alluding to, and thus don't see the need to try to say that a installer should be done.
The emu programmers do this as a hobby and as such if they don't want to do an installer which wouldn't be needed, then they shouldn't.
To manually install, say 1964:
Download
Copy all plugins from say PJ64 into the plugins folder of 1964
Set up all plugins
Load 1964
Configure Rom path
If game is playable, you can play it
If not, then words to that effect will be on screen for you to read
Hope this helps
For the record I haven't experienced the problems of the type you seem to be alluding to, and thus don't see the need to try to say that a installer should be done.
The emu programmers do this as a hobby and as such if they don't want to do an installer which wouldn't be needed, then they shouldn't.
To manually install, say 1964:
Download
Copy all plugins from say PJ64 into the plugins folder of 1964
Set up all plugins
Load 1964
Configure Rom path
If game is playable, you can play it
If not, then words to that effect will be on screen for you to read
Hope this helps
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Gosh, make sure the video.dll file isn't missing from the directory of where you installed nemu. It needs be there.