davidj1987

I'm running 13.19.

Now I can't even change my theme... here's my gameex.ini and my log when the setup wizard crashes. All I want to do is make the "MAIN" font a Size 8 or even smaller so I see the full title of the rom - for whatever reason if i change it even in the theme.ini it still says the same. error.txt GameEx.ini Theme.ini

Windows 7. It did turn out I chose the wrong theme (oops) however regardless of how little the size of the font is in the theme editor the size doesn't change when using it in GameEX.

I did click save (I tried this 3-4 times) and I have full rights (admin account).

I'm now running the Future Retro theme and I like it a lot however I want to change the main font size , and I am aware you can open a theme in the Theme editor and change the fonts by clicking the tab under edit -> options however the font size doesn't change and I even tried changing fonts to see what that would do, and unfortunately the font doesn't change when I save. Can the theme not be edited? I really want the font size in the game list to be smaller. Anyone know of a solution?

Thanks. I didn't want to necropost or triple post. I will say the issue DID come back after I said I fixed it I think it's a windows issue as HOWEVER I found a really really odd fix: I restarted the computer after it was working good (did a windows update) and then BAM had some issues, but as I was playing Kega Fusion (does it in or out of gameex), I put in a pendrive for something else, and I'll be right as the audio was skipping and studdering, it went back to normal and I had no issues at all in or out of gameex until I restarted again and then I had to put a pendrive back in. This is one weird problem but at least I got a solution!

For now I believe I have it fixed (crosses fingers!) here's the original topic: http://www.gameex.info/forums/topic/13431-kega-fusion-and-daemon-tools-lite-cd-audio-is-no-longer-working/#entry109844 and I just realized I forgot my Memory specs (Kingston 2400 memory at 2133) in my specs. Thanks to Adultry and Draco1962, nullPointer and DJoneK for their help back then. I didn't want to necropost or bump an almost two month old topic. I gave up for a bit due to the fact I've been REALLY busy with work (long story), been focusing on game collecting for the PS1 when I can, spending time with my girlfriend when I can among other things. But now I wanna get back to enjoying my media/emulation computer and I think I found the problem - it was my PCI-E soundcard. I got thinking about it the other day so this morning I took it out it from the computer and removed the drivers as well and right now it's actually working really well. Like I said, it only affected Sega CD games with Dameon Tools/Kega Fusion and the CD audio would start out sounding good then after two-three seconds get really stuttery and scratchy. The main game I used to test was After Burner III and Ninja Warriors, The (Japanese release) and I think I even had the same issue with .bin/.cue games too. Other disc based games (PS1, Saturn etc) were not affected. I think having three audio devices (graphics card HDMI audio, onboard audio and the PCI-E Soundcard) were all acting up. I even reformatted but after a while it started acting up. But now I think I got it fixed. Phew!

Sorry to double post, I reformatted used latest drivers and it worked fine for a bit and now I have the issue but what I think it may be is that I have the soundcard (Xonar DGX), the onboard audio (not enabled I believe) and the HDMI audio. and they may be interfering?

I'll try that in the morning. Sorry I didn't post earlier but here are my whole system specs: Intel 3570K 3.3GHZ OC'ed to 4.2ghz Asrock Pro Z77 Motherboard (not the high end or Extreme 4 one, but one step below the Extreme 4 MATX I think the pro4-m?) Powercolor LP Radeon HD 7750 1GB (light memory OC +50mhz) Asus Xonar DGX PCI-E soundcard Asus PCI-E Wireless card Kingston 240GB SSDnow V-300 SSD LG HD-DVD/Blu-ray drive Silverstone Milo ML-03 case Samsung 1TB Spinpoint F3 Windows 7 Home x64 Thermalright AXP-100 CPU Cooler. I do have the same sound card in my main computer and I know about 2-3 months ago I cloned the SSD from an old one to a new one (60GB Kingston V200 to the 240GB) but I doubt that affected anything.

Can you check what version? It would be appreciated. EDIT: Here is another person with the same problem over a year ago...no response on how to fix it so I am not alone. Looks like a previous version didn't help. I deleted and re-installed SPTD also but no dice. http://www.eidolons-inn.net/tiki-view_forum_thread.php?forumId=10&comments_parentId=8546&highlight=skip

I have it load .cue, and .ccd when using gameex, so my issue isn't with GameEX, rather with my computer and Kega.

It works fine on my main system which is a 2500k at 4.8ghz and nVidia GTX 680 with a Xonar DGX soundcard. I point out the soundcard because it may be audio? My GameEX/HTPC computer has a 3570k at 4.2ghz, AMD radeon HD 7750 and Xonar DGX - it may be the sound card. And it was working fine... I see a post on Eidolons Inn where a guy had the same problem - worked fine and no longer works after a while but no one ever responds. I believe I saw a post somewhere about a guy who had the same issue but was fixed when he updated his drivers for Realtek audio.

I have quite a few games so I prefer ISO's. I even re-installed Daemon Tools but no dice. Because I had some time to kill, and it worked fine on my main computer when I tried it when I tried an ISO with Daemon Tools and Kega Fusion. A legit Sega/Mega CD game works fine no problems. It used to work but I don't know what happened, I'll reformat during the week and see if that helps. I've barely touched Windows on it anyway so it's not a major loss or would take too long to start over again. Thanks though.

I wouldn't worry about it - I posted a thread in general. Very odd but at least my other systems work with disc games - PS1, Saturn etc

It was working before via SCSI, but Kega Fusion doesn't like non-SCSI drives from Daemon Tools.

It's possible. I read one post about this issue from a long time ago where someone said something about their realtek sound card (or codec?) and updated the drivers so I tried my discrete sound card hooked up to the computer with some speakers and still have the same issue, I use the HDMI output as I have the computer hooked up to my HDTV so I updated my graphics drivers and still have the issue. wtf?.

This issue happens out of GameEX, and I don't think my images are faulty because they worked before and I never had issues with CD audio. Anyway, I haven't touched my HTPC/GameEX machine in almost a month and other than updating the Virtual Drive Loader plugin and GameEX I now have a problem not related to either. The CD audio in Kega Fusion is VERY scratchy and it skips when I play a Sega CD ISO - they are in various formats such as .CCD and bin/cue. I don't have any ISO/MP3 rips if that helps any. Now, if I run a REAL Sega CD game via my optical drive, the CD audio works perfectly fine - I tested this with a retail Sonic CD (Japan). Although not being touched in a month, no settings were changed. I get the problem if I manually run Kega Fusion and load the ISO via Daemon Tools - GameEX doesn't make it any better or worse. Thankfully, other disc based systems are NOT affected - ePSXe and SSF don't give me issues if I run them with or without GameEX. I've deleted and re-installed Kega Fusion and it doesn't help any, I deleted my SCSI virtual drive and re-added it but again no dice. Anyone have this issue before?

I tried it outside of Gameex so I know it' not an issue there... haven't touched my rig for Gameex in a minute and I have this issue now, other issue I got fixed easily by updating the plugin.

Interesting, it affects Sega CD games only it seems, I'll try some more troubling shooting. thanks tho.

Thanks for updating, because I had the same problems, now when I run Kega Fusion I have scratchy audio? Anyone else have this problem?

I have it installed on my main computer and HTPC. Mainly on my main computer just tinker so if I bork anything up I am not SOL on my HTPC. Got a pretty nice system under my TV given the low profile.

I am able to run it outside of gameex and my paths seem to be good (double checked). Very odd

I can easily launch games through the programs, but via gameex I either get an error stating the table cannot be loaded or after I open a game I am returned right back to GameEX... here is my config. Using Visual Pinball 912 and VPinMAME 1.42. Also have attached Gameex.ini You are all awesome for helping me in the past... in the final stretch here of getting my setup on how I want it GameEx.ini log.txt

Anyone have configs for SNES 9x/Project 64 to have them exit with escape? Also, a config for TG-16 CD support in Mednafen that I can tinker with?

You can close this and mark it resovled - this helped me with Saturn in Gameex too! Thanks!