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Puritan · August 24th, 2001

Actually, in retrospect, maybe it's the sound that's too slow, not the video? I'm using Null2's audio driver and testing this on my friend's Tomb Raider III CD, and during the introductory EIDOS screen, the comet screen, and when Lara says "welcome back to my humble abode", I get big-time slowdown and audio skipping, but after the sound is done, she runs around pretty fast...?

What's the best sound plug-in to use and the optimal way to configure it?

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Then again, I turned sound off and it helped a little bit, but not a whole lot... the EIDOS screen is still really really slow, for example...

Do either Pete's or Lewpy's plug-ins do anti-aliasing (to make PSX games look better, the way they do on a PS2, or the way the computer versions of Final Fantasy 7 and 8 look a lot better than the PSX versions)? Lara looks really jagged on my screen; I don't know if I'm just not setting the settings right or it's not supported...

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Puritan Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 7	Actually, in retrospect, maybe it's the sound that's too slow, not the video? I'm using Null2's audio driver and testing this on my friend's Tomb Raider III CD, and during the introductory EIDOS screen, the comet screen, and when Lara says "welcome back to my humble abode", I get big-time slowdown and audio skipping, but after the sound is done, she runs around pretty fast...? What's the best sound plug-in to use and the optimal way to configure it? ... Then again, I turned sound off and it helped a little bit, but not a whole lot... the EIDOS screen is still really really slow, for example... Do either Pete's or Lewpy's plug-ins do anti-aliasing (to make PSX games look better, the way they do on a PS2, or the way the computer versions of Final Fantasy 7 and 8 look a lot better than the PSX versions)? Lara looks really jagged on my screen; I don't know if I'm just not setting the settings right or it's not supported... Last edited by Puritan; August 24th, 2001 at 04:49.