Zelda 64 UHD V5.0 (15-09-2020)

[mrmisto]

(01-05-2021, 06:46 PM)Admentus Wrote: You probably shouldn't run from a .nkit file. Those are meant for backup. You should either run it as a .gcm, .gcz or .rvz. I assume you are using the Collector's Edition then? You should also run a hashsum check through Dolphin and see if it's a proper dump. If not, you should redump the disc.

Since you were already using the latest development build, you were already good to go. Swapping back to the latest beta wouldn't have helped then.

I only have the .nkit file, can't seem to find any other version of the collector's edition. I'll look into running the hashsum check now.

[Admentus]

(01-06-2021, 11:42 AM)mrmisto Wrote: I only have the .nkit file, can't seem to find any other version of the collector's edition. I'll look into running the hashsum check now.

Well, you should use the tool you used in the first place to convert from .gcm to .nkit. Just reverse the process. I assumed you converted your dumped ROM in the first place into .nkit for backup storages reasons? The .nkit format really shouldn't be used to run from. The new .rvz format by Dolphin offers both good backup compression and performance.

[JosJuice]

(01-06-2021, 11:42 AM)mrmisto Wrote: I only have the .nkit file, can't seem to find any other version of the collector's edition. I'll look into running the hashsum check now.

Piracy is against the forum rules.