Duel core epsxe

emulate me · July 2nd, 2006

This may have being discussed before but having decided to play FFVIII again and having recently upgraded to a duel core, i noticed the music playing faster and slower and frames being skiped. i realised this was because 2 cores were working on the emulator so i set the affinity to 1 core and it works fine now. (ift this has being discussed before im sorry but im to lazy to search lol)

**Shendo** · July 2nd, 2006

Yeah it has been discussed before, and the solution to the problem is the
procedure that you have find out by yourself.

**hushypushy** · July 3rd, 2006

being lazy is not an excuse. but, it's nice that you found out the solution on your own, which is better than if you couldn't figure out the answer and then were too lazy to search for it.

by the way, the answer is in the troubleshooting FAQ at the top of the forum you posted in.

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emulate me I don't care Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: N E England Posts: 14	Duel core epsxe This may have being discussed before but having decided to play FFVIII again and having recently upgraded to a duel core, i noticed the music playing faster and slower and frames being skiped. i realised this was because 2 cores were working on the emulator so i set the affinity to 1 core and it works fine now. (ift this has being discussed before im sorry but im to lazy to search lol) __________________

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Shendo Moderator Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Croatia Posts: 3,860	Yeah it has been discussed before, and the solution to the problem is the procedure that you have find out by yourself. __________________ www.shendo.ngemu.com

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July 3rd, 2006	#3 (permalink)
hushypushy the only one you've ever SEEN Join Date: May 2003 Location: San Francisco Posts: 21,837	being lazy is not an excuse. but, it's nice that you found out the solution on your own, which is better than if you couldn't figure out the answer and then were too lazy to search for it. by the way, the answer is in the troubleshooting FAQ at the top of the forum you posted in.