Zwackery
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My NBA Jam tests were all with the standard versions so it has nothing to do with AlphaMAME.
Did you check the version number with DXDiag? Start -> Run -> dxdiag
If you want the full setup go to http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/deta ... layLang=en
Did you check the version number with DXDiag? Start -> Run -> dxdiag
If you want the full setup go to http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/deta ... layLang=en
One thing that I can think of that appeared in 0.63 was the change in timing system. Console version defaults to QueryPerformanceCounter(), MAME32 defaults to RDTSC. RDTSC can be forced with the -rdtsc switch. You can see which is being used by using the -log switch ("Use developers' log" in MAME32), run MAME, and opening error.log.
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bbh + Luja, can you make quick recordings (that at least get 10k or so) with http://mahlemiut.marpirc.net/alphamame-062-3.zip and post. Luja's goes out of sync at 200 but i don't know how fast bbh's goes out of synch for others since it works for me) so maybe a quick record would do.
throwing up an idea: should we put a special rule in for these games (that have this peculiar quality) to only be recored with tg/mame62 untill we figure out what's going on? I'd hate to allow recordings where the said OS, processor and options were used for the recording that can't be played back with the same set and options.
throwing up an idea: should we put a special rule in for these games (that have this peculiar quality) to only be recored with tg/mame62 untill we figure out what's going on? I'd hate to allow recordings where the said OS, processor and options were used for the recording that can't be played back with the same set and options.
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Comparison using performance counter for timing:
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My P4 3579545
My Celery 1193182
SJK 3579545
BBH 1193180
Mahlemiut 1193180
LeClaqueurFou 3579545
If the current recordings will not be zeroed, yes. How do we find out which games have these problems though?should we put a special rule in for these games (that have this peculiar quality) to only be recored with tg/mame62 untill we figure out what's going on?
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if the 62 plays back correctly with both of your configs, and rule is setup, all recordings after 62 should be removed just for the reason of them never being able to playback if the person doesn't have this unknown (as of yet) setting on their computer to get it to playback. You have the most at stake with all the basketball recordings :) Maybe we'll figure it out, though. So we can leave them in, and then add the setting to the description to allow everyone to play them back...
These could only be determined if they are posted here and we see the same sort of patterns, certain people play them back and certain dont.
These could only be determined if they are posted here and we see the same sort of patterns, certain people play them back and certain dont.
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You need to enable the logfile (see mahlemiut's post) and check for yourself. Please post the result here.Luja wrote:and my performance?
Chad: We have a few games now with this problem so setting up rules for those wouldn't be much of a problem. But what about other games? Do I have to check all new submissions on both of my setups from now on?

SJK can play back my bball inps, hehe.
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You get this batch file: http://marp.retrogames.com/bat/record.batI've download the alphamame62.3 file, but I don´t use the command line version earlier. What exactly have to put to make an inp of the game Zwackery?
and put it in your MAME dir. Start a recording with "record zwackery".
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