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Software Support => GroovyMAME => Topic started by: u-man on September 28, 2013, 04:14:02 am
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Hello Guys,
i recently bought a ATI Radeon 3850, just for trying out GroovyMAME on my CRT-Arcade-Cab.
I downloaded the crt_emudriver_9.3_1.2a_xp32_multisync, but i cant install it :(. on install it says it couldnt find the right hardware or system and exits then. On the website the Catalyst 9.3 Drivers says, that my card is supported:
Catalyst 9.3: ATI Radeon 9500, 9550, 9600, 9700, 9800, X300,
X550, X600, X700, X740, X800, X850,
X1050, X1200, X1300, X1550, X1600,
X1650, X1800, X1900, X1950, HD 2350,
HD 2400, HD 2600, HD 2900, HD 3200,
HD 3300, HD 3400, HD 3410, HD 3450,
HD 3550, HD 3570, HD 3600, HD 3610,
HD 3690, HD 3730, HD 3750, HD 3800,
HD 3830, HD 3850, HD 3870, HD 4230,
HD 4250, HD 4350, HD 4550, HD 4570,
HD 4580, HD 4650, HD 4670, HD 4730,
HD 4750, HD 4800, HD 4850, HD 4870,
HD 4890, etc.
i am clueless for what to do now and any help would be nice here. i am not a total noob, but there are no manuals, how to install GroovyMAME.
my current setup is the following:
15khz Arcade CRT in a Uni-Cab (a Magnum).
P4 3,4Ghz with 2GB Ram
ATI Radeon HD 3850
Windows XP 32Bit
Thx in advance, u-man
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I think you need to find your hardware ID, post that, and Calamity will put up an adjusted file for you to use...
similar to this thread:
http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,133668.0.html (http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,133668.0.html)
have a look in there, you might even be able to sort it yourself by seeing what Calamity did..
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thx for fast reply. i think i will need to install the original drivers first, to find out the hardware ID. right at the moment, i dont know how i could find the hardware ID.
doesnt matter many thanks Sledge.
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i must say, its way to hard for me to tweak the files needed for the CRT-Emu.
this is what catalyst center says:
Graphics Card Manufacturer Powered by ATI
Graphics Chipset ATI Radeon HD 3850 AGP
Device ID 9515
Vendor 1002
Subsystem ID 0028
Subsystem Vendor ID 1787
Graphics Bus Capability AGP
Maximum Bus Setting AGP 8X
BIOS Version 010.077.000.000
BIOS Part Number 113-SBRH1G02-10R-00
BIOS Date 2008/03/18
Memory Size 512 MB
Memory Type DDR3
Core Clock in MHz 720 MHz
Memory Clock in MHz 910 MHz
so still need help here :(
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Try now...
Remind that the HD 3xxx family needs to specify a dotclock_min value of 8.0 (both in vmmaker.ini and mame.ini).
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Hello Calamity,
first of all a very big thanks for the files and i can tell they worked :D.
I changed the dotclock_min value to 8.0 in the vmmaker.ini.
VMMaker created 100 different resolutions, so i think its all good till here, but i dont know what to do further.
now to my second problem, i dont know how the GroovyMAME.exe works, but i guess i just put this into a regular MAME install.
Can I use a old mame.ini ? is it enough to just put that line: DotClockMin = 8 into my mame.ini or do i need to do more stuff?
best would be, to get a mame.ini for a arcade_15 setup.
i know it sounds very lame, but i am not sure about what to do.
Again, many thanks Calamity, it was really a relief to see the driver is working :notworthy:.
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Hello Calamity,
first of all a very big thanks for the files and i can tell they worked :D.
I changed the dotclock_min value to 8.0 in the vmmaker.ini.
VMMaker created 100 different resolutions, so i think its all good till here, but i dont know what to do further.
now to my second problem, i dont know how the GroovyMAME.exe works, but i guess i just put this into a regular MAME install.
Can I use a old mame.ini ? is it enough to just put that line: DotClockMin = 8 into my mame.ini or do i need to do more stuff?
best would be, to get a mame.ini for a arcade_15 setup.
i know it sounds very lame, but i am not sure about what to do.
Again, many thanks Calamity, it was really a relief to see the driver is working :notworthy:.
Run groovymame from command prompt like this:
groovymame -cc
that will create an ini for you...
in there you will find the option for dotclock which you can change..
You don't HAVE to put groovymame in the normal mame folder, it can be in it's own folder.. but the folder structure will be the same for roms, cfg, hi, etc