Then create a folder called 'Games' inside each systems folder (this is where your games(roms) for each system will end up.).Inside your 'Emulation' folder create a folder to represent each system you will be emulating.Make a folder called 'Emulation' (name it whatever you want).This will cause far less errors in the future. It is best to unzip the emulator into its intended permanent location, rather then unzipping and moving. When unzipping emulators (as few need actual installation).
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In any event, try a couple of different drivers with ATi (Take a good variety not consecutive drivers - IE 4.12, 5.2, 5.6, 5.10, etc), and see if the same issue occurs.If you do not already have an emulation section on your computer this will give you a run down of how to efficiently prepare for the applications you are about to get. On the other hand, you stated the card is in "Extended Desktop mode", which leaves both devices as Primary when polled with the ATi polling software. This would mean that you have the card set for duel display mode. I would believe that to mean the other device would then be labelled as your secondary device (Which would should label one display as 1 and the other as 2, when using ATi's poller of displays).
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My Radeon 9800 Pro in duel display mode displays both to my 19" monitor and 27" Panasonic TV (Via S-Video) without a problem using Nestopia 1.25 (And any/all versions previous to that).įinally, a question.Does "Nestopia" crash in both Extended Mode and Duel Display Mode, or just in Extended Mode? I ask, because I read (And perhaps I am reading incorrectly), that you wrote Nestopia crashes if either the Projector is set as primary or TV set as primary. In conjunction with that as I noted earlier, one set of drivers work perfect with everything for one person or card, but for another person or card it produces problems. If you have an "older" card you're probably best bet is to first try using drivers that were released during your cards "prime"). The latest drivers are focused on 'showcasing' the latest cards. However, the latest Catalyst drivers do not translate to the best for some (many) consumers usually Whether they realize it or not. I love ATi graphic cards, and have been using them exclusively since the Mach64 on my P100.
I know without doubt, there are issues with TV-Out/Extended Desktops/Resolution Settings either individually or in combination with various versions of Catalyst from ATi that rear their ugly head(s) every now and then. Currently, I still use a Radeon 9800 Pro, utilizing an older Catalyst (I believe 4.12). Additionally, to fix some issues users had (Including myself) with TV-Out refusing to work 'properly', we flashed the card's BIOS to a different revision.įurthermore, the same drivers which had problems on my 9600 Pro when used with my 9800 Pro had no issues whatsoever. There was no explanation for it, and I just learned to "live" with it.
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Specifically, only one game would *always* crash - Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb (Even with a fresh XP install with/without all patches/different drivers/etc). I had numerous/werid problems with TV-Out (Via S-Video) using my Radeon 9600 with certain ATi Catalyst drivers. Just a heads up from a former Radeon 9600 Pro user.
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