leehp83

I've been trying to find a nice simple way to delete video files from within gameex, but I'm thinking I'm going to have to go the explorer + xpadder route. I'm not sure if I'm simply forgetting a feature of gameex that would help me do this, but any ideas would be helpful.

Yeah, I haven't found a utility to do it at all either. It's just a Windows game (came out in '03), but it has no support at all and a known bug in the game is that directx sound acceleration needs to be set to low. It'll probably just have to go to the wayside

I have a game here that I'd love to set up to run with GameEx, but it does have a minor problem. The sound is a bit weird and the game needs DirectX Sound Acceleration to be set to Low for it to work correctly (I know, pretty lame). Does anyone know of a way to change this from the command line, or with some kind of program that can be run before the game launches?

i'm just guessing here, but I think the problem was that I had the GameEx adv. config program still running on my remote desktop. I'm sure it wasn't helping the situation

Okay... after mulling it over for a few minutes I went back to GameEx, loaded up epsxe... and it worked just fine. haha... i have no idea what changed in those minutes, but i can say for sure that I did nothing. Bad luck perhaps?

I'm hoping maybe someone has run in to this before. This isn't the typical ShowDesktop problem that lots of people have, haha. I have epsxe configured all nice just the way I want it outside of GameEx, and it runs flawlessly. Now when i run an image from inside GameEx, the game (MGS, for example) loads up fine, but the graphics within the emulator itself are messed up, it's like the screen doesn't render properly and things are drawing over eachother. It ends up looking like quite a mess. What really doesn't make sense about this is how it works perfectly fine outside of GameEx but not when run from within it. Any ideas would be much appreciated, I've done all i can, I think