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Software Support => GroovyMAME => Topic started by: filevans on July 02, 2018, 02:30:46 pm
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Hello all,
I'm getting jerky scrolling on 32x as though vsync not on, (games launched from command line) (Genesis USA NTSC)
It is selecting the right refresh rate, 60hz. Has anyone else noticing any jerky scrolling on it? (Try pitfall and zaxxon) Vsync is working on MAME games OK. Might there be another setting I need to put on?
Thanks to all
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This is in Groovymame?
You'll need to supply a log file if you think there's an issue..
Pretty sure you've been told this before..
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This is in Groovymame?
You'll need to supply a log file if you think there's an issue..
Pretty sure you've been told this before..
Well I clearly wrote "GROOVYMAME" in the title and posted it in the groovyMAME section, then you ask if it's groovyMAME, so maybe learn to read yourself? Instead of being arrogant?
And I didn't say there was an "issue" I asked if there might be any settings I need to change, and was trying to gain feedback from others FIRST to see if others noticed jerky scrolling. As if there's a problem with the emulator itself then a log would be irrelevant! So instead of making inane unhelpful posts then leave to someone thoughtful, helpful and who can read
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Please slow down and think for a minute, man. Most of us on here are happy to try and help. But it's a ton easier for you to post a log file than for all the back and forth that happened last thread. Can i ask where you downloaded 1.2 from, btw? We might be able to ask them to link to 2.0
Have you tried everything in this guide (noting that some parts are out of date, like the stretching options) - http://geedorah.com/eiusdemmodi/forum/viewtopic.php?id=290 (http://geedorah.com/eiusdemmodi/forum/viewtopic.php?id=290) ?
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Please slow down and think for a minute, man. Most of us on here are happy to try and help. But it's a ton easier for you to post a log file than for all the back and forth that happened last thread. Can i ask where you downloaded 1.2 from, btw? We might be able to ask them to link to 2.0
Have you tried everything in this guide (noting that some parts are out of date, like the stretching options) - http://geedorah.com/eiusdemmodi/forum/viewtopic.php?id=290 (http://geedorah.com/eiusdemmodi/forum/viewtopic.php?id=290) ?
In the last thread the log file nor the driver had absolutely nothing to do with resolving the problem so is completely irrelevant! It was the range line, and also the executable needed to be set to administrator!!
And about the driver (although not relevant to solving the problem I had anyway!) The very first result in internet search gives this result which looks like the driver homepage:
mame.3feetunder.com/windows-ati-crt-emudriver/
And there is nothing here anywhere about 2.0 so was not my fault. And I have only just recently started using win7 64bit and didn't know I had to set to administrator for the generated mode lines to work and this isn't mentioned in the guide (nor anywhere else that I've seen)
I just wondered if anyone else had found 32x a bit jerky (on the games I mentioned) as maybe it's normal
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Let's try GroovyMAME. Open a cmd box with Administrator rights. GroovyMAME requires administrator rights for updating video timings when using legacy cards.
From here: http://geedorah.com/eiusdemmodi/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=1020#p1020 (http://geedorah.com/eiusdemmodi/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=1020#p1020)
In the last thread the log file nor the driver had absolutely nothing to do with resolving the problem so is completely irrelevant!
No way. I figured the issue was due to admin rights by comparing your logs and discarding other things based on them.
The problem here is that too often you guys judge whether a log is relevant or not, when I have stated until exhaustion that I DO NOT WANT to troubleshoot issues without a log because it's a waste of my time.
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Generally, if you want help from someone, it is a good idea to accommodate their reasonable requests.
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Generally, if you want help from someone, it is a good idea to accommodate their reasonable requests.
You need to stop picking on the newbs.
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I am kind of surprised. I haven't been bullied for my perceived bullying in a few days. Nobody has called me any names. I don't feel special anymore.
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The only difference between you and I , is that I know how to weld. :* <3
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Dammit.
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And about the driver (although not relevant to solving the problem I had anyway!) The very first result in internet search gives this result which looks like the driver homepage:
http://mame.3feetunder.com/windows-ati-crt-emudriver/ (http://mame.3feetunder.com/windows-ati-crt-emudriver/)
And there is nothing here anywhere about 2.0 so was not my fault.
That was my fault. I didn't update my mirror page to include the notice at the top about CRT Emudriver 1.2 being obsolete. I just synced up the page.
Frankly, I'm not sure there's a reason to even offer version 1.2 anymore. People should stop using Windows XP.
As far as I know, XP no longer offers any advantage over Windows 7 with regards to CRT Emudriver and GroovyMAME.
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As if there's a problem with the emulator itself then a log would be irrelevant! So instead of making inane unhelpful posts then leave to someone thoughtful, helpful and who can read
Dude, keep some perspective here: this whole project is a labor of love (including the support people are offering you). Your choice of words has made me wince several times... they're not in line with affable vibe most people here try to uphold.
People that have been here more than 5 mins have seen it all before and aren't asking these questions just to frustrate you. Think about it: if you're not an expert in the software, you're not in a position to judge the relevance of people's line of questioning.
Spitballing ideas is all part of finding a solution for you...