Hai there,
I've a problem with the game no mercy with project64 1.5.
The sound stutters like hell.
Has anyone had that same problem, or could it be that i have
a bad soundcard. (seems unlikely)
I've tried 2 different audio pluggins,
Jabo directsound 1.5 and
Zilmar's audio pluggin,
no difference.
Other than that, it works fine
Help :!!!:
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October 17th, 2002, 15:11 #1EmuTalk Member
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October 17th, 2002, 15:13 #2Banned
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What are you system specs?
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October 17th, 2002, 15:23 #3EmuTalk Member
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Specs:
AMD Duron 700 MHz
64 MB intern memory
Nvidida Vanta LT 8 MB video card
and SoundMax audio set
Windows ME
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October 17th, 2002, 15:36 #4Banned
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1. Your processor is too slow for PJ64, try 1964 with Azimer's audio plugin.
2. You need more memory (128=ok, 256=good, 512=great)
3. You need a new video card. Get a Newer Radeon, or a GF4 MX, or Ti.
4. Your soundcard is fine.
5. Get Windows XP, ME is terrible.
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October 17th, 2002, 15:43 #5EmuTalk Member
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I hear that a lot of ME, funny
Slow system yeah, most games are running sloppy with pj64, but it's one of the best.
But thanx for the tip of using 1964
And if that doen't work, I will just have to wait till I get a new system
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October 18th, 2002, 06:56 #6Spider Carnage!
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Get a Geforce4 Ti card... Don't get a gf4 mx... they're over priced and... not very goodOriginally posted by liteuser
I am however planing to buy a Geforce . what kind i should get?
and thank you project 64 team .
my specs
700mhz AMD Duron
128 mb pc 100 64 mb = 192 ram
20 gb hard drive with ME
40 gb hard drive with XP
8mb Nvidia vanta Lt APG graphics ( TNT2)
Direct x 8.1 on both
soundmax audio
Sidewinder gamepad
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October 18th, 2002, 09:44 #7Moderator
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192 ram for XP is really borderline, you should attempt to buy a little more.
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October 18th, 2002, 23:12 #8Banned
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The Mx's arent overpriced. They're in the hundreds and they are pretty good.
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Err, wait a minute! :!!!:Originally posted by liteuser
Yeah your right i think ill buy both memory and a new graphics card . thanks for the info very helpful
The geforce4 ti are the best cards out there and very expensive!
Try a geforce3 ti, they're a little cheaper...
And why does ME outperform XP you ask? Because XP requires more memory than ME. Get more, and they'll perform about as good, although XP will do better than ME.Atashi wa juu-yon-sai no onna no ko! Atashi no namae wa Miizuki. Yurushiku ne!
Nani? Atashi o shinjirimasen desu ka? Baka!
"You're all doomed! Doomed, I say! Hehe... are we approaching the end of the world?"
shikata ga kaite aru - "the instructions are written above"
Need to download GoodN64 or instructions to use it? Need to check if it's a good or bad rom?
Download: Glide64 | Hacktarux's wrapper
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October 20th, 2002, 13:20 #10EmuTalk Member
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It is indeed a fact, you could say, that XP is a more stabile system
than ME, but ME isn't that bad.
I still work with it and it's okay
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