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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: unclet on January 24, 2009, 08:57:11 am
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On my older computer my emulator's harddrive was on drive letter "D:\". I moved this harddrive over to my newly configured computer and it is now drive letter "G:\". I am using MALA to launch all emulator games so I updated all the instances of "D:\" to "G:\" in all INI files, etc, etc... and all emulators seem to work fine except for Mame.
When I run a game in Mame (ie: Ms.Pacman), the game is found but it runs sideways instead of vertically like it use to. Same thing happens with "Puckman, Galaga etc..."
This "sideways" display occurs when I execute Mame directly via the command line as well (ie: mame puckman) so something must have changed somewhere in Mame I would assume instead of this having to be a Mala problem.
Any ideas why this would suddenly happen and how to fix it?
PS: I am using the same monitor as before.
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I had a similar experience running MAME32 off of a zip-drive. On some computers some of the games would display fine but others would be rotated 90 degrees. I solved the issue by trial and error (lots of error)... :banghead: I think the solution was to disable "stretch using hardware" which was located in the game properties under the "advanced" tab. I hope this helps.
Mike
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Yep, I set hardware stretch to a "0" and everything seems to work now ..... at least the couple of games I tried.
Thanks a lot :applaud: :applaud: :applaud:
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Sweet! I'm glad I was able to assist.
Mike