Audio + Keyboard not working properly

[razerd1]

Hi!

I am having some issues with the audio and the controllers on my Dolphin. The images are on the Attachment Tab.

Keyboard:

I've configured all the buttons on controllers but for example, on Super Mario Galaxy it says to press both A and B (on Wii controller) and when I press Z and X on my Keyboard, nothing happens. But, if I press Enter, it goes to the Home Screen where I have some options for the Wiimote.

So, only the Enter button seems to work correctly.

Audio:

It is being playing like it was in a slow motion mode. I've changed the options on the Configuration Tab and it not worked too.

[ExtremeDude2]

You have A and B set to your mouse on the wiimote. As for the audio are you getting full speed (100%)?

[razerd1]

(11-01-2017, 10:35 PM)ExtremeDude2 Wrote: You have A and B set to your mouse on the wiimote. As for the audio are you getting full speed (100%)?

Thanks! I am a full noob on Wii!

Well, I think that I am at 50% to 60% (it varies in between these values). I have on the top screen: FPS: 40 - VPS: 40 - 65%

[ExtremeDude2]

That's probably what's wrong with the audio, you could try the latest development version and enable audio stretching to see if that helps.

[razerd1]

(11-01-2017, 11:54 PM)ExtremeDude2 Wrote: That's probably what's wrong with the audio, you could try the latest development version and enable audio stretching to see if that helps.

I'll try downloading this version so.

Could it be my hardware config?

OS: Windows 10 Pro
RAM: 8 GB
HD: 500 GB
SSD: 120 GB
Video: Intel HD Graphics 2000

[KHg8m3r]

Yes, it's most definitely your hardware.
Your CPU isn't great, but should be enough for Super Mario Galaxy.

The problem is your GPU, as SMG is one of the few games that is really GPU demanding. Your Intel HD 2000 doesn't meet the minimum requirements for Dolphin. You'll need to go get a dedicated GPU, something like the Nvidia 1030 or 1050 should be fine for your system.