yet some more probs with my favorite emulator: MAME32

Mr Urt · February 16th, 2002

well, gee, either I'm really stupid, or me and MAME32 just weren't ment for each other. I dl MAME v0.58 and saw that it supported marvel vs. capcom, yea! well, I dl marvel vs. capcom and started playing it, but when I do the screen visably flickers and the outline of the window can be seen (in full screen mode). I have tried the options sync refresh with game, sync refresh with monitor, auto refresh, and even manually setting the refresh to 85Mhz. :bash: :help:

**Snake785** · February 16th, 2002

My recommendation is to use Kawaks instead for Marvel vs. Capcom as well as other CPS2 games. Not only is it faster than MAME, it has other cool features.

Mr Urt · February 16th, 2002

k, thx, tried it with kawaks and it's working fine

February 16th, 2002	#1 (permalink)
Mr Urt gone postal Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 1,569	yet some more probs with my favorite emulator: MAME32 well, gee, either I'm really stupid, or me and MAME32 just weren't ment for each other. I dl MAME v0.58 and saw that it supported marvel vs. capcom, yea! well, I dl marvel vs. capcom and started playing it, but when I do the screen visably flickers and the outline of the window can be seen (in full screen mode). I have tried the options sync refresh with game, sync refresh with monitor, auto refresh, and even manually setting the refresh to 85Mhz. :bash: :help:

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February 16th, 2002	#2 (permalink)
Snake785 Prepare for Descent... Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Canada Posts: 2,619	My recommendation is to use Kawaks instead for Marvel vs. Capcom as well as other CPS2 games. Not only is it faster than MAME, it has other cool features.

February 16th, 2002	#3 (permalink)
Mr Urt gone postal Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 1,569	k, thx, tried it with kawaks and it's working fine