PJ64 Problems

it specifically says in the manual that the intel graphics chips does not meet the min requirements.

but try to use "change blending mode..." it should give nice results but not perfection by any means.

about the input i don't have any idea.. try N-rages plugin ( http://go.to/nrage )

the intel chip does not support anything higher then 16 bit (it happens to me too) so make sure both your desktop and your D3D plugin settings has only 16 bit selected.

and what i meant was that if you go to "Options>Configure Graphics Plugin>Emulation tab" you will see an option named:
"Change Blending Mode If Invalid For Video Card"
turn it on and most of the graphical errors should stop (at least it does for my intel onboard graphics chip).

and please try to read the manual (under "help>contents") everything i said is stated there

RomanKC247,

On the Pentium III 733 mhz at the group home residence I live
in has Intel 82815 integrated video hardware, and yes, that
does have the same issue with other than 16 BPP, a Jabo's gfx
init failure will occur. Like the Voodoo 3, this is a limitation with the Intels. "Change blending mode if invalid for video card" IS
REQUIRED for the Intels.


If you don't use
"Change blending mode if invalid for video card", many N64 game
titles will have major gfx error issues most notably,
in Mario Kart 64, many objects, including the smoke in the back
of the go-karts will be white and purple squares and not be rendered correctly at all and severely messed up.

And with one exception: If you don't have
"Change blending mode if invalid for video card" selected
when playing Super Mario 64, Mario's head in the intro may be
black. :!!!: