Final Fantasy X - Stadium Crash

[RoniXt]

Both PCSX2 0.9.4 and Beta SVN277 crash at the begining of the game on the scene entering the stadium. Can anyone help me get past this bug?

UPDATE: It seems like only the VM version crashes. I tried going a little further with the TLB build but when I try to reload the Memory Card with the VM build it crashes immediately. Any suggestions?

(Screenshot was taken on my other computer that runs through fine.)

Core 2 Duo T7200 @ 2.0GHz
2GB RAM
Vista x64
GeForce Go 7700
ForceWare 169.09

PCSX2 0.9.4 and Beta SVN277
GXdx9 0.1.7
ZeroSPU2

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FFX_Stadium_01.JPG (114.8 KB, 24 views)

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Last edited by RoniXt; February 4th, 2008 at 17:57..

[T D]

Err in case you didn't notice, you're not using GSDx, you're using ZeroGS.
Put it on GSDx and then post back with the results.
I had all sorts of problems with Zerogs and FFX, then I switched to GSDx SSSE3 and everything was fine.

[BMarques]

You're using Vista , that's the problem. VM doesn't like it with FFX

[T D]

He already said that he couldn't get much further with the TLB build due to crashing.
EDIT disregard this post, to the OP, always use the TLB build.

[BMarques]

No, he said he went a bit further with the TLB , then tried to load memory card with VM and the same thing happened on the save point place

[Qaddafi]

are u using an iso or an original dvd. If u are using an iso it will crash at many points in the game not just here. So what do u do? Download DVD Decrypter (it's free) and rip it with that. I had the same problems and ripped it with DVD decrypter solved it completely.

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[RoniXt]

Originally Posted by T D

Err in case you didn't notice, you're not using GSDx, you're using ZeroGS.
Put it on GSDx and then post back with the results.
I had all sorts of problems with Zerogs and FFX, then I switched to GSDx SSSE3 and everything was fine.

The screenshot was taken on another computer (Vista 32) that plays through fine with ZeroGS

Originally Posted by T D

He already said that he couldn't get much further with the TLB build due to crashing.
EDIT disregard this post, to the OP, always use the TLB build.

TLB seems to be about 5fps slower than VM which makes some places playable but painful (15-25fps). I hope that's not my only choice.

Originally Posted by BMarques

No, he said he went a bit further with the TLB , then tried to load memory card with VM and the same thing happened on the save point place

That's right.

Originally Posted by Qaddafi

are u using an iso or an original dvd. If u are using an iso it will crash at many points in the game not just here. So what do u do? Download DVD Decrypter (it's free) and rip it with that. I had the same problems and ripped it with DVD decrypter solved it completely.

Thanks, I'll give it a try.

DVD Decrypter ISO doesn't work any better than the Nero image I was using. I guess it's the TLB version for now.

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Last edited by RoniXt; February 5th, 2008 at 01:55.. Reason: Automerged Doublepost

[DKAngel]

vm works perfectly fine with vista geezus ppl get that out of your head ive just got into the inside of sin without a single crash using 0.9.4 and every single svn to date and no crashes what so ever and i use an iso of the game

[BMarques]

not on FFX ... if it works for you, you're lucky then. FFXII works flawlessly for example

[TLIXX]

I've just tried this part with the VM version of 239svn and gigaherz' dvd plugin. Got past that point, the videoscene was skipped though.

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[RoniXt]

My other computer with Vista 32 runs through fine.
Maybe it's a Vista 64 issue?

[refraction]

Originally Posted by DKAngel

vm works perfectly fine with vista geezus ppl get that out of your head ive just got into the inside of sin without a single crash using 0.9.4 and every single svn to date and no crashes what so ever and i use an iso of the game

actually, you are right, and you are wrong.

in some cases it works fine in vista, other times it doesnt. For example a crash with "the inn" on FFX was brought to my attention, i used exactly the same version, followed the instructions (which were to basically stand there), every time the other guy crashed, every time, i didnt.

Got him to try the TLB version, as a result he never crashed.

so while sometimes vista might work fine on VM, other times it wouldnt, so i wouldnt recommend using VM or at least try the TLB version if you are experiencing problems.

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[Shadow Lady]

Originally Posted by DKAngel

vm works perfectly fine with vista geezus ppl get that out of your head ive just got into the inside of sin without a single crash using 0.9.4 and every single svn to date and no crashes what so ever and i use an iso of the game

people tend to think if something works on their PC it works for everybody. it's not the case, VM sometimes works perfect for some people, sometimes it doesnt work at all for other people, sometimes it just has this little parts where it's not so good but works ok on the rest, basically TLB is more stable (even on XP) and that's it, it's just Vista has shown more problems with it

if it works fine on your PC well congratulations but it's not the case for everybody ^^

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