I don't recommend using -d3d for recordings

[Haze]

its known to break the timing on several games completely and since it affects playback obviously has subtle effects on the timing in everything, this is caused by a bug which we haven't managed to locate therefore I think anything recorded with -d3d should be invalid, it could be changing more than meets the eye.

[Chad]

that's not a bad idea, so far any zlk recording i playedback with -d3d seems to work. But that doesn't say anything about a monster recording twice the length where there might be a problem we can't see that Haze thinks might be there. I guess you have to question what benefits you get from -d3d and see if they can be achieved elsewhere. For me all it does is ghost up the image, though i haven't tried -d3d -nofilter yet.

[zlk]

Invalidate all my version 68 recordings because I used d3d?

I recorded 7 inps using d3d. Only three of them require d3d to be enabled to playback correctly. I really don't want to play enduro racer ever again. To be honest, I don't want to play any of the games I recorded in 68 ever again either.

For my version 69 recordings I have not used d3d to record, nor will I for future recordings. I learned my lesson with people having playback troubles with enduro racer and vicious circle.

[QRS]

I don´t think you need to delete thos recordings John! As long as they playback with the d3d thingie, and you say so in the description.

Just don´t use it on future recordings until the 'bug' is solved

[mahlemiut]

For Vicious Circle and other games that use CHDs, it would be a good idea to remove/rename the .dif file before recording and playback.

[Kale]

For Vicious Circle and other games that use CHDs, it would be a good idea to remove/rename the .dif file before recording and playback.

Probably they enter into NVRAM stuff...