Sonic Unleashed Wii: Freezes on 2nd Tutorial Level

[ikuzeslacker]

Hey, I'm new here to the Forums, and I'm quite noobish with the Dolphin emulator in general. I've checked similar questions about this on the Forum, but could not find a solution.

I'm playing Sonic Unleashed on Dolphin SVN R 3089. It works fine, up untill I attempt to start the second tutorial level after learning to jump. Then it freezes, but the audio plays in a very laggy way.

I've tried using the most recent, 3.0 Version, of Dolphin, but it doesn't even read the game.

I was hoping I could get some help with this, because I'm at a loss.

Thanks in advance. ^_^.

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ASUS G72GX Laptop
Windows 7 Professional
NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 260M
1GB DDR3 VRAM
Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor T9600/P8800/P8700/T6600 : 2.8 GHz - 2.2 GHz
500GB Hard Drive Space

[ExtremeDude2]

I'm playing Sonic Unleashed on Dolphin SVN R 3089

lol why XD, 3.0 should work

[ikuzeslacker]

I've tried using the most recent, 3.0 Version, of Dolphin, but it doesn't even read the game.

For that reason. Like it doesn't have any video or sound playing, no matter what config I set it to.

[ikuzeslacker]

I've tried using the most recent, 3.0 Version, of Dolphin, but it doesn't even read the game.

For that reason. Like it doesn't have any video or sound playing, no matter what config I set it to.

FIXED! Well, I actually made some different adjustments to the 3.0 config, and it worked. I think i had mainly to do with setting the Graphics to OpenGL.

Though now my only problem is that the game (audio and video) is a bit laggy. But that's no big deal, since it's playable. Though if anyone has any ideas how to improve that, that would be kindly appreciated. Thanks in advance. ^_^.

[ExtremeDude2]

Why don't you use dx9?

[ikuzeslacker]

Why don't you use dx9?

You'll have to excuse me, for I'm still rather new to Dolphin. What is DX9, and how would I acquire it?

[DefenderX]

Facepalm

To use DirectX9, jsut use the Direct3D9 graphics backend

[ikuzeslacker]

Facepalm

To use DirectX9, jsut use the Direct3D9 graphics backend

Hmm. I see. I thought that was another build.

Well I used Direct3D9 with the same config as I put for OpenGL, but no video at all. There's sound though.

I tried using Direct3D11 with the same config, got video and sound, but it runs the same as OpenGL does.

Here's the CONFIG I use for both OPENGL, and Direct3D11. I just listed the ones I used.


CONFIG->GENERAL

Basic Settings
[x]Enable Dual Core
[x]Enable Idle Skipping

Advanced Settings
[x]JIT Recompiler
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CONFIG->INTERFACE

Interface Settings
[x]Use Panic Handlers
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CONFIG->AUDIO

DSP Emulator
[x]DSP HLE emulation

Backend Settings
[x]DSound
[x]48000 Hz
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CONFIG->WII

Misc. Settings
[x]Use EuRGB60 Mode
[x]16:9

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GRAPHICS->GENERAL

Basic
[x]Direct3D11 or OPENGL

Display
[x]1024x768
[x]Auto

Other
[x]Auto adjust Window Size
[x]Hide Mouse Cursor
[x]Render to Main Window
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GRAPHICS->ENHANCEMENTS

Enhancements
[x]1xNative (640x528)
[x]1x
[x]Scaled EFB Copy
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GRAPHICS->HACKS

Embedded Frame Buffer
[x]Skip EFB Access from CPU

EFB Copies
[x]Copy
[x]Enable Cache

External Frame Buffer
[x]Disable

Other
[x]Disable Fog
[x]Disable Per-Pixel Depth
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GRAPHICS->ADVANCED

Debugging
[x]Show EFB Copy Regions