Playback problems

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Playback problems

Post by Zoist »

I am trying to playback mpatrol and mk3 but the screen comes up backwards and flashing with different sounds and colours.

What could be the problem?
Using 0.84 Windows CMD line MAME

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Post by destructor »

1. Read this topic: viewtopic.php?t=9871

You must use identical version MAME to playback which version was used to record.

Example:
http://marp.retrogames.com/index.cgi?mo ... xlines=999

Alpha score 240 pts. is recorded in win61 (mame for windows version 61). You must download mame 61 for windows (CMD line or GUI-32)and under this version playback this inp.

Remember about nvram, sound settings, etc.
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Post by Zoist »

I don't get it. When I playback a couple of mk3 ones, the fighter isn't the one noted and he always loses anyway. It's weird and I don't get it. What am I doing wrong? Thanks.
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Post by destructor »

OK.
Try playback Alpha score 240pts on mk3.

Step1. Download mame32-61 or mame61 command line for windows. Oldest CMDLine version MAME you found here:
http://www.mame.net/oldmame.html

Step.2. Download ziped inp Alpha from mk3:
http://marp.retrogames.com/inp/7/5/a/al ... _win61.zip

Step3. Extract this zip to folder 'Inp'

Step.4. Delete folder 'Nvram'

Step.5. Playback inp.

PS. With wolfmame84 you can playback only inps recorded with wolfmame84.
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You can also use this batch file http://marp.retrogames.com/bat/playback.bat

Put it in your mame directory and run it by typing playback game name inp name

If you still have problems then try with -nosound or -noautoframeskip.

Failing that and it's definately the same mame version and you've followed any instructions with regard to sound and frameskip settings then it's a bit of a mystery.

Could be an OS thing i.e. recorded on XP and you're trying to play it back on Win98 or something, although this is quite a rare problem.
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