Yea, only yesterday I open my case to look, if there was a nest on my graphic-cooler again.Persephone said:Take care, maybe it's the H5N1 virus!
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Yea, only yesterday I open my case to look, if there was a nest on my graphic-cooler again.Persephone said:Take care, maybe it's the H5N1 virus!
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fps_anth said:So....an update is expected to be posted soon?
M[u]ddy said:Yea, only yesterday I open my case to look, if there was a nest on my graphic-cooler again.
Mollymutt said:Someone was working on a cell shade plugin, but he hasn't said anything about the status of it in a long time. These packs work with Rice's plugin for PJ64 or 1964. The cell shading is the style Djipi used for this specific pack.
It's the emulator. Look in your emulator's help file.djsolidsnake86 said:anyone have sound problem with zelda ocarina of time? i have some audio stuttering problem
i have also at startup audio problems.. the 1.7 of project64 will fix it?2kool4skool said:It's the emulator. Look in your emulator's help file.![]()
I doubt it. One method for fixing it (if you have a fast computer) is to go Options -> Configure Audio Plugin and then to check the box that says "sync game to audio", but it will make it run much slower, and it could hurt your comp. if you don't have enough processing power.djsolidsnake86 said:i have also at startup audio problems.. the 1.7 of project64 will fix it?
"Much slower" is subjective in this case. If you have a powerful enough system, syncing the game to audio doesn't hinder speed at all in most cases.2kool4skool said:I doubt it. One method for fixing it (if you have a fast computer) is to go Options -> Configure Audio Plugin and then to check the box that says "sync game to audio", but it will make it run much slower, and it could hurt your comp. if you don't have enough processing power.
Well it does with my 3.7GHz machine. (512 MB RAM, etc.)Agozer said:"Much slower" is subjective in this case. If you have a powerful enough system, syncing the game to audio doesn't hinder speed at all in most cases.