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CasualPokePlayer wrote:
You must provide the disc image (typically .cue file) alongside the ROM using the multidisk bundler. The multidisk bundler can be accessed in the Tools menu.
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CasualPokePlayer wrote:
Typically this isn't something you can just change some setting to fix, your PC is just not powerful enough to run the game at full speed under BizHawk.
Changing the display size to 1x could potentially help, also changing the "Display Method" (Config -> Display -> Display Method) from Direct3D9 to OpenGL might help (it might not).
I don't think the problem is my computer, I did a test with the desmume-0.9.13 emulator and all the phases ran perfectly. But I'm going to do what you told me, I'm going to change the Display Method!
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YoshiRulz wrote:
marcelo wrote:
I would like to know why the NDS game audio in BizHawk-2.9.1 keeps stuttering? Is there a way to fix this in the settings?
This is probably just due to not running at full speed—enable View > Display FPS and see if the stuttering coincides with the framerate falling below 60 for a moment.
Indeed, at some stages the fps drops, yes. Is there any way I can reverse this in the BizHawk-2.9.1 settings?
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Quibus wrote:
Hi,
No problem!
How to run an OMR file is very simple... several options:
1. drop the file on the openMSX window
2. start openMSX from the commandline with the file behind it, or equivalently, drop the file on the openmsx executable in Windows
3. open the built-in console (F10 on Linux/Windows) and type the command:
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Sonia wrote:
Quibus wrote:
marcelo wrote:
Quibus wrote:
Feel free to use openMSX instead... let me know if you require help using it.
My doubt is about recording the game in Open MSX, or opening a file (omr) !
Why the doubts? How can I help?
English isn't marcelo's first language, and he's from Brazil. I think he really meant "question" instead of "doubt". In Portuguese there's a thing of saying "minha dúvida é (...)" which would literally translate as "my doubt is (...)", but it doesn't work quite well in English. Anyway, it's tricky to explain and doesn't really matter. But he's basically asking how to record a game in Open MSX and how to open .omr files there.