N64 emu for NT????

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Crono

New member

• Dec 12, 2001

• #1

Is there a N64 emulator that actually can run games on Windows NT 4.0??

 

Quvack

Member

• Dec 13, 2001

• #2

Some should work with the right drivers anway

 

Smiff

Emutalk Member

• Dec 13, 2001

• #3

NT4 has Dx3 so uHLE is OK, thats about it i think.

 

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zilmar

Emulator Developer

Moderator

• Dec 13, 2001

• #4

if you use OGL plugin .. and muck around with keyboard only plugin .. not sure about audio maybe no sound .. pj64 can work in theory fine with nt4 ...

 

Smiff

Emutalk Member

• Dec 14, 2001

• #5

... or a severely crippled PJ

 

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Crono

New member

• Dec 14, 2001

• Thread Starter
• #6

i dont think ultrahle works cause i tried it before and pj64 i dont noe where to get that plugin
u guys noe a specific emulators?

 

Malcolm

Not a Moderator

• Dec 14, 2001

• #7

I have not heard of anyone being able to run any N64 emus on NT4 except Corn. If I was you I'd get a copy of Win2k or WinXP if you want to run emulators ???

sorry d00d

 

Smiff

Emutalk Member

• Dec 14, 2001

• #8

no, I know uHLE works, I've used it in NT4 WS SP6. That was a V3 though, might have fun with glide wrappers...

 

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Slougi

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• Dec 14, 2001

• #9

afaik there is directx 6 available for nt4 :music:

 

The Shadow

New member

• Dec 18, 2001

• #10

No, DirectX 3.0 is the only version of DirectX that works on NT 4. UltraHLE with OpenGL glide wrappers such as GL2Ideal or OpenGlide will work fine, I used to run UltraHLE on NT 4 all the time.

 

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Slougi

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• Dec 18, 2001

• #11

The Shadow said:

No, DirectX 3.0 is the only version of DirectX that works on NT 4. UltraHLE with OpenGL glide wrappers such as GL2Ideal or OpenGlide will work fine, I used to run UltraHLE on NT 4 all the time.

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There is a service pack available floating around that has directx6 but it is not supported my Microsoft. <--- I l0v3 that alien

 

The Shadow

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• Dec 19, 2001

• #12

I guess it could work, to quote good ole Microsoft's policy, "Use at your own risk." Translated to english, we need more unofficial beta testers for our "finished" products.