Mame tg3 version b

[Mark Longridge]

Upgraded the TG MAME a bit, now all the Deca2000 games default
to TG settings (except Joust, that's going to take longer). I'm calling it "m35tg3b.exe"

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I'll do the same for the MARP T3 games, uhhhh tomorrow I guess.
It doesn't start for a few days, so there's time enough.

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While I was at it, I added a few upgrades to the Blockout driver
I meant to add before, so now it shows the saved high score
on screen (and the dip switches were improved).

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[Chad]

Good show! Thank you mark! We appriciate your efforts! This will
eliminate a lot of confusion as too how people need to set the games
and such before they record.

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[Crash]

Any news on a MAME32TG version?
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It's just that my PC refuses to play any sound in DOS, and I hate
playing without sound

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Unless anyone else has experience of soundcards in DOS not working
when everything looks like it's set correctly? MAME is the only time
I reboot into DOS anyway

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Crash.

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[Gameboy9]

When I play MAME under win98 DOS mode with my new P500 w/ riptide
mixer - I get "clicking" noises every 1 1/4 seconds or so. This is
very distracting to the sound and all. Get out of win98 and into DOS
mode, you get no sound, and then clicking noises constantly!

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[Mark Longridge]

Thanks for the support guys. But don't start using this version
yet

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It's all screwy, probably a hash of two versions. I'll post a
correction later tonight.

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Mark

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[Mark Longridge]

Should be ok now... let me know if there are any problems...
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Fast fixin' Mark

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