Crtemudriver without test mode?

[Ericthegreat]

I use my daily PC to power my arcade setup, is there anyway around crtemudriver test mode? Otherwise I have to reinstall it literally everyday due to games with easy anti cheat.

[makya]

For GM on my daily PC I simply added some essential super-resolutions with VMM. I did not install CRT_emudriver so no need for TEST mode.

[tisurame]

For GM on my daily PC I simply added some essential super-resolutions with VMM. I did not install CRT_emudriver so no need for TEST mode.

What GPU, driver and Windows version are you using?

I'm trying to do the same, but VMM is rejecting super-resolutions, other than 2560x480.

[buttersoft]

is there anyway around crtemudriver test mode?

I don't *think* so. Test-signing allows you to install drivers that don't have an official digital certificate. And Calamity is not able to obtain one of those for his version (i.e. for crt_emudriver) because that's for big companies and costs money and time.

I do wonder if at some point AMD themselves will get on board. They were certainly willing to talk to the Supermodel devs, though not to do much about the ~legacy issue involved.

[bobbyb13]

Nope.
Is there something preventing you from having another box?

Used PCs that will run most everything are typically so cheap why not just have a dedicated unit?

[makya]

For GM on my daily PC I simply added some essential super-resolutions with VMM. I did not install CRT_emudriver so no need for TEST mode.

What GPU, driver and Windows version are you using?

I'm trying to do the same, but VMM is rejecting super-resolutions, other than 2560x480.

HD 4870 on windows10. Drivers provided by windows.

[Calamity]

For GM on my daily PC I simply added some essential super-resolutions with VMM. I did not install CRT_emudriver so no need for TEST mode.

What GPU, driver and Windows version are you using?

I'm trying to do the same, but VMM is rejecting super-resolutions, other than 2560x480.

HD 4870 on windows10. Drivers provided by windows.

This is possible because the HD 4000 family uses the ancient driver interface that didn't have a low resolution check. With newer cards, you can't add low resolution on stock drivers (unless you use this method).