Hi, I'm running identical versions of Dolphin (5.0-11991) on both MacOS and Windows 10. On MacOS, it actually runs pretty well on my Mac Pro trashcan (AMD D700 GPUs), MacOS 10.14.6 Mojave, with the exception of full-motion videos which seem to be running slow, with audio that's 'stretched' out. I had to turn on audio stretching because otherwise the audio stutters even worse. Audio settings are otherwise default with Cubeb. I even turned off audio to see if that's the problem, but it still runs the full-motion videos very slowly.
I've tried running it at native internal resolution, turning off anisotropic filtering/AA, and those don't make any difference whatsoever. The games themselves run full speed 60fps, it's just that whenever it needs to play a video, it slows down. And I'm sure playing FMV is way less taxing than rendering the game, so there's got to be some bug that's causing this. In Windows, of course, the videos and emulation run full speed. I also recently installed DolphiniOS on my iPhone, and that runs the FMV and games full speed too! Both MacOS and iOS are set to Vulkan for backend, btw.
Anyone also get this FMV issue with MacOS? You can see this particularly well with Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance. As soon as the opening movie starts, it's goes into slow-motion.
I've tried running it at native internal resolution, turning off anisotropic filtering/AA, and those don't make any difference whatsoever. The games themselves run full speed 60fps, it's just that whenever it needs to play a video, it slows down. And I'm sure playing FMV is way less taxing than rendering the game, so there's got to be some bug that's causing this. In Windows, of course, the videos and emulation run full speed. I also recently installed DolphiniOS on my iPhone, and that runs the FMV and games full speed too! Both MacOS and iOS are set to Vulkan for backend, btw.
Anyone also get this FMV issue with MacOS? You can see this particularly well with Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance. As soon as the opening movie starts, it's goes into slow-motion.