Trembling image problem

[PiscesCardinale]

Hi guys i'm having a small problem and i wish if someone from here can help me solve my issue,i'm playing a game called monster high 13 wishes for Wii and i use Dolphin emulator 4.0,the game runs smooth no lag and no delay,the only problem i have is that the window image of the emulator is trembling it goes black and returns to normal like an old movie continously and i have no ideea how to fix it.

My system specs are :
Personal Computer:
Processor:AMD Athlon 2.7 Ghz
Video Card:Nvidia 9500
3GB Ram DDR3
Windows 7 Ultimate
Hard Disk 500 GB

[JMC47]

Turn on Virtual or Real XFB under the Options/Graphics Settings/Hacks Tab.

[PiscesCardinale]

http://i60.tinypic.com/vy37fq.jpg
i don't think i have such an option sir,i'm sorry but i'm very new

[Link_to_the_past]

http://i60.tinypic.com/vy37fq.jpg
i don't think i have such an option sir,i'm sorry but i'm very new

External Frame Buffer Virtual and Real is right there in that pic.

[PiscesCardinale]

Turn on Virtual or Real XFB under the Options/Graphics Settings/Hacks Tab.

http://i60.tinypic.com/vy37fq.jpg
i don't think i have such an option sir,i'm sorry but i'm very new

External Frame Buffer Virtual and Real is right there in that pic.

Thanks guys,the image stopped trembling but the sound is strange and i think it's loading slower,any chance i can fix this too?

[Shonumi]

Run the game in windowed mode and look at the % (either in the window title or in Dolphin's status bar at the bottom). Anything running at less than 100% may give you audio issues. This is due to the fact that Dolphin is not running fast enough to correctly process the audio. This is probably an issue with your CPU being too slow for Dolphin.

4.0 is actually not supported (4.0.2 and above is) but that's beside the point. 4.0 is very slow compared to the latest development builds (like 30%+ slower). Try using the latest development builds here: https://dolphin-emu.org/download/ (4.0-3279 is the latest at the time of this writing).

[PiscesCardinale]

Run the game in windowed mode and look at the % (either in the window title or in Dolphin's status bar at the bottom). Anything running at less than 100% may give you audio issues. This is due to the fact that Dolphin is not running fast enough to correctly process the audio. This is probably an issue with your CPU being too slow for Dolphin.

4.0 is actually not supported (4.0.2 and above is) but that's beside the point. 4.0 is very slow compared to the latest development builds (like 30%+ slower). Try using the latest development builds here: https://dolphin-emu.org/download/ (4.0-3279 is the latest at the time of this writing).

my system is 32 bytes? is the latest version on 64 bytes?

[AnyOldName3]

There are two options for you. The first, and best, is to reinstall Windows (but the 64 bit version) with your existing licence key, as it's good for either. You'll notice lots of things are a little bit faster, not just Dolphin.
The second option is to scroll through the build archive until you find the newest 32-bit compatible build.

[PiscesCardinale]

There are two options for you. The first, and best, is to reinstall Windows (but the 64 bit version) with your existing licence key, as it's good for either. You'll notice lots of things are a little bit faster, not just Dolphin.
The second option is to scroll through the build archive until you find the newest 32-bit compatible build.

Thanks i'll try..