FF9 (again) is running way too fast.

Skyline-B · March 3rd, 2003

I've tried to search for similar topics already here but couldn't find
this particular problem.
The problem is, almost everything in the game goes at 2x speed.
The inventory-menu seems to be the only place where the game
goes at normal speed. Music, Movies, battles, everything else runs
faster than normal. One other problem is that when I save to "memorycard", next time I open the game the save game is gone. Do I close the game wrong or what? I use alt-tab and press the x.
Help?

**Zephon** · March 3rd, 2003

Did you really try searching around? This question has already been answered many times.
Anyway, enter Pete's plugin's configuration (or whatever GPU plugin you're using), and check "Use FPS limit". Then select the desired frame rate right next to it (for normal speed, set 60FPS for NTSC games, or 50FPS for PAL games, or just set it to Auto).

About your memory card problem, check if the memory cards files are really there, and when exiting, try to use the ESC button instead of alt-tab.

March 3rd, 2003	#1 (permalink)
Skyline-B Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 1	FF9 (again) is running way too fast. I've tried to search for similar topics already here but couldn't find this particular problem. The problem is, almost everything in the game goes at 2x speed. The inventory-menu seems to be the only place where the game goes at normal speed. Music, Movies, battles, everything else runs faster than normal. One other problem is that when I save to "memorycard", next time I open the game the save game is gone. Do I close the game wrong or what? I use alt-tab and press the x. Help?

March 3rd, 2003	#2 (permalink)
Zephon Key To The Universe Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Stratosphere Posts: 2,706	Did you really try searching around? This question has already been answered many times. Anyway, enter Pete's plugin's configuration (or whatever GPU plugin you're using), and check "Use FPS limit". Then select the desired frame rate right next to it (for normal speed, set 60FPS for NTSC games, or 50FPS for PAL games, or just set it to Auto). About your memory card problem, check if the memory cards files are really there, and when exiting, try to use the ESC button instead of alt-tab. __________________ But there is someone who remembers you Someone waiting for a sign that leads the way to you There is someone who will die for you Keep that in mind when the hope fails

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