Dolphin throws errors after loading save file

[ArmadaDMG]

Hi, I'm trying to play Scooby-Doo: Unmasked in Dolphin.

It loads the data from the memory card just fine, but once I select my profile, dolphin throws a bunch of errors early on in the loading screen.
The set of errors shown are different each time I attempt to start the game.

The game previously worked fine, but for some reason won't work now.

I've tried both Dolphin 5.0 and Dolphin 5.0-4719 with no luck.

I haven't written down all the errors, as there are so many, but each set of errors seems to only have 1 or 2 types of errors.

Here are the first few errors from three different attempts at starting the game:

Code:

Unknown Pointer 0x38630000 PC 0x38630004 LR 0x3ae00000

Invalid range in CopyFromEmu. 20 bytes from 0x38630000

Unknown Pointer 0x4862300020 PC 0x38630004 LR 0x4ae00000

Invalid range in CopyFromEmu. 20 bytes from 0x38630020

Code:

IntCPU: Unknown instruction 00003cf0 at PC = 4800000c last_PC = 812fffc8 LR = 4bfbe97d

IntCPU: Unknown instruction 02000002 at PC = 48000010 last_PC = 812fffc8 LR = 4bfbe97d

IntCPU: Unknown instruction 0000001f at PC = 48000014 last_PC = 812fffc8 LR = 4bfbe97d

Code:

Invalid read from 0x38800006, PC = 0x8014b4d0

Invalid read from 0x3880000a, PC = 0x8014b4d0

Invalid read from 0x38800006, PC = 0x8014b4d0


(No more errors, but the game freezes)

Also, here's a screenshot of the exact point in the loading screen in which Dolphin throws errors.



Here are my specs:

Code:

CPU: 4GHz Intel Core i7-6700K
RAM: 16GB
GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX 980
OS: Windows 10 Home

And my settings:

Code:

Graphics > General > Backend: Direct3D 11
Graphics > General > Adapter: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970
Graphics > General > V-Sync: Disabled
Graphics > General > Use Fullscreen: Enabled
Graphics > General > Show FPS: Disabled
Graphics > General > Log Render Time to File: Disabled
Graphics > General > Auto adjust Window Size: Disabled
Graphics > General > Keep Window on Top: Disabled
Graphics > General > Hide Mouse Cursor: Disabled
Graphics > General > Render to Main Window: Disabled
Graphics > Enhancements > Internal Resolution: 2x Native (1280x1056) for 720p
Graphics > Enhancements > Anti-Aliasing: None
Graphics > Enhancements > Anistropic Filtering: 1x
Graphics > Enhancements > Scaled EFB Copy: Enabled
Graphics > Enhancements > Per-Pixel Lighting: Disabled
Graphics > Enhancements > Force Texture Filtering: Disabled
Graphics > Enhancements > Widescreen Hack: Disabled
Graphics > Enhancements > Disable Fog: Disabled
Graphics > Enhancements > Stereoscopic 3D Mode: Off
Graphics > Hacks > Skip EFB Access from CPU: Disabled
Graphics > Hacks > Ignore Format Changes: Enabled
Graphics > Hacks > Store EFB Copies to Texture Only: Enabled
Graphics > Hacks > Texture Cache Accuracy: Fast
Graphics > Hacks > External Frame Buffer: Disabled
Graphics > Hacks > Fast Depth Calculation: Enabled
Graphics > Hacks > Disable Bounding Box: Enabled
Graphics > Advanced: Everything is disabled here

Config > General > Enable Dual Core (speedup): Enabled
Config > General > Enable Idle Skipping (speedup): Enabled
Config > General > Enable Cheats: Disabled
Config > General > Speed Limit: 100%
Config > General > Enable Usage Statics Reporting: Enabled
Config > General > CPU Emulator Engine: JIT Recompiler (recommended)
Config > General > Force Console as NTSC-J: Disabled
Config > Interface > Confirm on Stop: Enabled
Config > Interface > Use Panic Handlers: Enabled
Config > Interface > On-Screen Display Messages: Enabled
Config > Interface > Pause on Focus Lost: Disabled
Config > Interface > Language: <System Language>
Config > Interface > Theme: Clean
Config > Audio > DSP Emulator Engine: DSP HLE emulation (fast)
Config > Audio > Dolby Pro Logic II decoder: Disabled
Config > Audio > Audio Backend: XAudio2
Config > Audio > Latency: 2
Config > GameCube > Skip BIOS: Enabled
Config > GameCube > System Language: English
Config > GameCube > Override Language on NTSC Games: Disabled
Config > GameCube > Slot A: Memory Card
Config > GameCube > Slot B: <Nothing>
Config > GameCube > SP1: <Nothing>
Config > Advanced > Enable CPU Clock Override: Disabled

[KHg8m3r]

In the Dolphin game list, right click on the game, go to Properties, and click the Speed-up Disk Transfer Rate box. (so that instead of a black square it has a black check mark)

[ArmadaDMG]

(07-18-2017, 03:26 AM)KHg8m3r Wrote: In the Dolphin game list, right click on the game, go to Properties, and click the Speed-up Disk Transfer Rate box. (so that instead of a black square it has a black check mark)

Unfortunately, that didn't work.

Also, I don't know if it's related, but the virtual memory card got corrupted at some point. After reaching the same point in the game again, exiting and loading the save file, the problem is still there.

[KHg8m3r]

In the Properties box, if you go to the info tab, can you compute the MD5 sum? This will let us know if you have a bad dump or not.

For the NTSC-U version is should be: d51dda17ebb0725db3f962ee4b4dd560

[ArmadaDMG]

(07-20-2017, 02:31 AM)KHg8m3r Wrote: In the Properties box, if you go to the info tab, can you compute the MD5 sum? This will let us know if you have a bad dump or not.

For the NTSC-U version is should be: d51dda17ebb0725db3f962ee4b4dd560

I've checked it, and it's exactly the same.

[KHg8m3r]

In the folder where Dolphin.exe is located, create a new text file named "portable.txt" (without quotes) and nothing inside of it. Then, don't touch anything beyond configuring your controller, load the game, and see if it crashes at the same part.
What this is doing is saving Dolphin settings in the local directory instead of the global directory, so that we can see if there's a problem with your Dolphin global directory.

[ArmadaDMG]

(07-20-2017, 05:51 AM)KHg8m3r Wrote: In the folder where Dolphin.exe is located, create a new text file named "portable.txt" (without quotes) and nothing inside of it. Then, don't touch anything beyond configuring your controller, load the game, and see if it crashes at the same part.
What this is doing is saving Dolphin settings in the local directory instead of the global directory, so that we can see if there's a problem with your Dolphin global directory.

That didn't work either. I think it has something to do with the memory card, it keeps getting corrupted, and the error appears right after loading the save file. If I play the game from the beginning without quitting and loading a save file, it loads fine.

[KHg8m3r]

Are you using save states, or the actual in game saves?

[ArmadaDMG]

(07-20-2017, 12:11 PM)KHg8m3r Wrote: Are you using save states, or the actual in game saves?

I'm using the in game saves.

[KHg8m3r]

Hmmmm, well at this point I'm not sure what the problem could be......