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06/12/2014 at 01:12 #7470typh0idParticipant
Hey guys,
Messing around with MAME4ALL-Pi and I have a couple issues I was wondering if anyone has figured out how to solve:
1) When I first tried the emulator it ran very smoothly but once I overclocked to Medium, a lot of the games run way too fast and skip a lot. Anyway to slow it back down without turning off the overclock?
2) Some of the games have sound…but most do not. Any notions on why that is or how to fix it?
Oh! One more! :D
3) Can you map an “exit back to emulationstation” button on your controller like most of the other emulators?
Ok that’s it! Thanks!
06/12/2014 at 09:18 #7472kitchukParticipant1) Not sure why the games are running quickly? Try pressing F8, I think that turns turbo on and off. You can also press F11 to show the fps and frameskip settings. Play around with those function keys.
2) Some games might not have emulated sound (Undercover Cops, In the Hunt etc) as it’s an older version of mame. Some very old games might need sound samples in the mame folder titled ‘samples’. Check the mame4all pi Google code site and there should be a link on there with instructions.
3) Yes. Press the ‘TAB’ key to open up the menu and then go to input for all and there should be an option called ‘UI Cancel’. Press ‘Enter’ on it and then press start and select. This should map other those buttons to quit to ES.Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk
06/14/2014 at 00:01 #7508typh0idParticipantAppreciate the advice!
I was able to map the Exit UI function so thank you for that! (Was rather obvious really but I hadn’t noticed that option :P)
As for the other stuff though…no such luck…The FPS shows the framerate running around 200% most of the time when frameskip is off…Adjusting the frameskip makes the percentage even higher…
Still no sound on most games…Definitely not a sample issue because many games I’ve tried that don’t use samples still don’t have sound…
06/15/2014 at 10:20 #7729kitchukParticipantDo you have sound with other roms for other systems like snes and nes?
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06/15/2014 at 10:21 #7730kitchukParticipantAlso it should show 100% max when playing roms. Did you try pressing the other F keys? I’m sure one of them turns on throttle with speeds games up.
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06/15/2014 at 13:05 #7740typh0idParticipantYeah sound works on all other systems (except Osmose, but that was just one of many issues I had with that particular emu and I gave up on that one a long time ago…) and sound works on a handful of MAME games…Doesn’t seem to be much if a pattern either…Just some games in MAME have sound but most don’t…
And yeah I tried all of the F-Keys…fluctuating around 200% is lowest I can get the framerate…As I said, without overclocking MAME runs normal speed but with overclocking it can’t get it to slow down…Unfortunately, everything else runs better with overclocking…
06/15/2014 at 16:50 #7771InsecureSpikeParticipantthat’s very strange, I’m over clocked to the max and it’s running perfect
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06/20/2014 at 01:16 #8353typh0idParticipantWell oddly enough after I flashed a new SD Card with IMG 1.10, the problems I was having with MAME4ALL-Pi are largely gone. The sound seems to work on all the games I’ve tried and they run at the normal speed. Weird.
The sound DOES skip a lot though…any fix for that besides overclocking more? (Already at Medium)…Like maybe a way to lower the sound quality or something to that effect?
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