Zelda Collector's Edition - Majora's Mask

[LGFR]

Well, this time my configuration let me play for about an hour and it crashed... I started over and i manage to save the game in 50 minutes, then I stopped playing because I was tired. So, with this configuration I think this game can be playable, after the first time you save, you an quicksave at the owl statues, and if it crashes you start at the statue (but as you can see it's a quicksave, so if dolphin crashes while you 're playing the quicksave file, the progress you be lost, and you'll have to star over from day one).
My configuration (as you'll notice I'm using Dolphin 3.0):
http://img.ragnabr-files.net/storage/box80/n10952dolphin_mm1z.png
http://img.ragnabr-files.net/storage/box80/f44953dolphin_mm2u177.png
http://img.ragnabr-files.net/storage/box80/d32734dolphin_mm3m204.png
http://img.ragnabr-files.net/storage/box80/c54394dolphin_mm4i177.png
http://img.ragnabr-files.net/storage/box80/h22702dolphin_mm5o204.png
http://img.ragnabr-files.net/storage/box80/h12950dolphin_mm6r177.png

I'd really like to see this error fixed... I think it has some relation with the sound problem of Majora's Mask on Gamecube...

[dannzen]

(08-15-2011, 02:16 PM)sbritton81 Wrote: ok, so i found a texture pack. It came with instructions but i dont follow. I have to put some '.dll' file into pj64 root folder. Thats step one, and im still there. I have no idea where a root folder is or how to get to it. Any help fellas?

pj64 is the n64 emulator..

[sbritton81]

huh? I know pj64 is the emulator. I want to know where i put the ".dll" file. Which i think i figured out. I put it in C:\Program Files (x86)\Project64 1.6. But it still doesnt work. Followed the instructions to a tee. It wont load the high res pack when i play even tho i used the plugins it tell me to (mudlord rice??) and i check the box "load high res pack if available". nothing. Help?

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ok so i figured it out, so happy right now. LGFR, i wouldnt bother with dolphin. Play Zelda MM on Pj64. If you get a high res pack, i used this one ( http://gekinzuku.com/hires/MajorasMask.php ) it looks amazing. Doesnt crash either. Only problem i still have with it is finding a screen setting for it. PJ64 gives u a billion options, and dolphin formats the screen perfectly. Pj64 kinda stretches the screen and it looks weird. I have a HD monitor so it looks weird

[rexoe]

Guys im having only 1 issue with the collectors edition Audio makes the game to take some important slow downs on both HLE and LLE on LLE no problems playing majoras mask

i have to set 20fps and check limit fps but theres some pitchy sounds i think the sound plugin is the main issue with the crashes


and i like to play em here and no in pj64 cause pj doesnt emulate some n64 efects on textures and the collectors edition is emulating perfectly the n64 version of both Oot and majoras mask

[sbritton81]

so i kinda spoke to soon about the texture pack. I'm still very satisfied with it but there are some issues. I think this is what roxoe might be talking about. Some of the cut scenes don't work, ex. the scene right when you get back your ocarina and you have a flashback of zelda, also when you learn the song of healing and link is waving good bye to a deku scrub. What happens is the screen just goes black, and you hear sound and you see the text box as usual of the conversation. I've only gone through the first 3 days, so there maybe more cut scenes that don't work, not sure. But given how good the game looks and no crashes, i'm still satisfied with it. Also i was able to tinker with the screen format to my liking.

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also, does anyone know a fix for the issue i was stating in my last post? would be sweeet

[thelightgod123]

UM by any chance will any game work with these specs cause ssbb works with Frame skip 1 for all my games 100% but i need some reccomendations (don't know how to spell) MS Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1
CPU
Intel Pentium E5400 @ 2.70GHz 65 °C
Wolfdale 45nm Technology
RAM
3.00 GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 398MHz (6-6-6-15)
Motherboard
Acer Aspire Z5600 (LGA 775) 55 °C

Generic PnP Monitor (1920x1080@60Hz)
Intel® G45/G43 Express Chipset
Intel® G45/G43 Express Chipset

313GB Seagate ST3320418AS (SATA) 48 °C

Optiarc DVD RW AD-7643S

Realtek High Definition Audio

[ExtremeDude2]

For those of you who want to play at more that 20 FPS (make sure NOT to use sync to audio): http://www.retrocopy.com/forumthread/414-1/1964-ultrafast---60fps-n64-emulator.aspx