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Games don't start up proplerly. Help. - Retroness - 09-08-2016
I can't seem to get any game running. Any time I try to start up a game, the screen remains black. It doesn't crash and I can still hear the title screen music. With Star Fox Adventures however, a low detailed version of the title screen occasionally appears in the corner of the window. I have tried everything I can think of and nothing has worked. Does anyone have any fixes for this problem?
RE: Games don't start up proplerly. Help. - ExtremeDude2 - 09-08-2016
Settings?
RE: Games don't start up proplerly. Help. - Retroness - 09-08-2016
(09-08-2016, 08:36 AM)ExtremeDude2 Wrote: Settings?
Graphics:
General:
Backend: Direct3D 11
Adapter: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4250
Display:
Fullscreen Resolution: 640x480
Aspect Ratio: Auto
Enhancements:
Internal Resolution: Native (640x528)
Anti-Aliasing: None
Anisotropic Filtering: 1x
Scaled EFB Copy
Hacks:
Embedded Frame Buffer: Skip EFB Access from CPU
Texture Cache:
Accuracy: Fast
External Frame Buffer:
Disable
Other:
Fast Depth Calculation
Disable Bounding Box
Config:
General:
Enable Dual Core
Enable Idle Skipping
Speed Limit: 100%
Advanced Settings:
CPU Emulator Engine: JIT Recomplier
RE: Games don't start up proplerly. Help. - mimimi - 09-08-2016
Is the picture on the lower right corner of the screen? I got that myself quite a few times in the past, but only with gamecube games. I never could reproduce this reliably, so it's very difficult to fix. Starting other games, and/or switching Opengl/D3D always got rid of it eventually.
Am i right assuming that you have the PAL versions of the games?
RE: Games don't start up proplerly. Help. - mstreurman - 09-08-2016
You might want to change your fullscreen resolution from 640x480 to the native resolution of your Screen