wierd..........

[si_ok]

i don't know if this is a problem with my pc alone, or whether or not this is universal. i just found out that in 1964, zelda mm time's passes faster that pj64! this is a problem with minigames such as the beaver race (try winning it on 1964 - i believe its impossible no matter what you do)... but not impossible in pj64....... in fact very easy . now this means that the 1964 internal core clock runs faster than pj64 (at least for me it does......) which is a small problem, making games that use the clock almost impossible to beat.

it'd be nice to have a variable clock system for 1964........... just a thought.....

 

[Clements]

Although I haven't checked this you're probably right, but I find more often than not I find 1964's timing to be superior to PJ64's, for example using 1964, Banjo-Kazooie's and Mystical Ninja's intro are both in sync with the audio, whereas PJ64 messes this up and goes out of sync. In this particular instance, the reverse is true.

 

[scotty]

It works both ways Clements, I know that Turok 2 on 1964 works excessively faster when it is explaining the level you are entering. I know that Goldeneye would be slow if you have a slow processor, but Turok 2, im not sure about 3 does move a bit faster than it should.

Lets hope the new version fixes this

 

[schibo]

It works both ways Clements, I know that Turok 2 on 1964 works excessively faster when it is explaining the level you are entering. I know that Goldeneye would be slow if you have a slow processor, but Turok 2, im not sure about 3 does move a bit faster than it should.

Lets hope the new version fixes this

Try Changing the counter factor CF=3 or CF=1.

 

[catewauler]

Very simple

Catewauler online:

It´s wonderful, to listen the wise words from the master of emulation again on the forum...

A great advice, i was lookin´for it too.

Thanks Schibo.

Great job.... 1964 is the best.

 

[quadracer200]

Me too

i don't know if this is a problem with my pc alone, or whether or not this is universal. i just found out that in 1964, zelda mm time's passes faster that pj64! this is a problem with minigames such as the beaver race (try winning it on 1964 - i believe its impossible no matter what you do)... but not impossible in pj64....... in fact very easy . now this means that the 1964 internal core clock runs faster than pj64 (at least for me it does......) which is a small problem, making games that use the clock almost impossible to beat.

it'd be nice to have a variable clock system for 1964........... just a thought.....

I also noticed this problem and in fact got stuck when I had to run the hot water from the graveyard....I'm very glad you noticed this so I didn't have to look stupid my question, however, is this. Is there any way to change the CF a rom loads with without affecting the way others load at the same time? because zelda MM loads with auto CF 2. this is way too fast....but cf 3 works perfect....I don't know much about CF's but when I manually set it to 3 (which is 2x1 half rate) it works and I think the auto CF that it loads in is 1x1 full rate....what's the difference in full and half rates?

 

[gandalf]

errrrrrrrrrrrr..........................OLLLLLLLLLLDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD topic man

 

[quadracer200]

wanna fill me in? mebbe I don't know how to search the forums good enough...but either way this the only post on the topic I can find....I just need an answer, not trying to make ppl mad or nothing