Draco1962

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Here are a few from the FB Alpha (Mortal Kombat characters) and Atomiswave (Metal Slug 6 Characters). Anyone know what system SoulCalibur/SoulCalibur 2 were on?

That's one heckofa flight deck you have there. Will it be doubling as a workstation? Do you have to have gate clearance form the control tower before booting it up for take-off?

A little tinkering with Daphne and Scumm VM logos...

While still working on the rest of the logo pack, thought I would venture on a bit of whimsy upon finding this actual emulator machine that emulates 8 different systems and comes with a built-in projection system...

I do not have experience with this but I believe that the other gurus and a few users (GoTheBunnies comes to mind as one making a multi-side cocktail cab) may be able to help.I would start with these two threads here and here.

If you can't find the guts to restore it to the "Choice" format, you could install two micro atx systems and set it up with independent stations on each side. That way, two people can play their own games - one on each side, or, with Client/Server MAME or MESS can play vs. one another. For sound, could install ear phone jacks so they could use head sets to not inerfere with one another while playing two different games (of course, if you have an extgernal speaker for each, when in attract mode, would have your ambient arcade sounds due to different demos going on each side).

Warms the cockles of my heart to see my theme in use and enjoyed! The transition from WMC to GameEx is almost seemless with the theme. Have you looked at the last logo pack I compiled? I really think it would set off the Brokeh Theme nicely. Of course, I am compiling yet another logo pack with the option to select from straight system logos or the system logos with console images and that will be my swan song for quite a while for logos.

The only other option that nobody mentioned is running MAME as a separate emulator (the same as you would setup for an N64 or other emu) instead of through the GameEx Basic MAME and Advanced MAME settings.

I would defnitely put in a value in the Wait Before Keys section for the emulator. Maybe start with 2000 (I believe this setting is in milliseconds but if I am wrong, someone please correct me!) and see if that resolves some of the difficulties you are encountering. Also make sure you have the latest DirectX installed.

You're welcome Traffik! We'll mark this as resolved then and Welcome to the Forum!

You're welcome and welcome to the forums! Are we OK to mark this issue as resolved?

Will probably be a few weeks before I am ready to share the pack but will keep ya posted!

More treats!

Mesk - we KNOW you were just trying to start trouble.. LOL! So about those AVI snaps....

You are using a Version 1 or 3 theme. As of now, there is not an option to toggle on/off. You could import the them into the Theme Editor utility and convert it to a a Version 4 theme, save it, and you should be good.

I agree. I think that if someone has a question about another product or support being provided, the forum for that product if a functionality or general content question is more appropriate. If there is any feeling of impropriety, then email the person directly and give them an opportunity to explain. There may be an issue preventing the content from being used or other reasons and private conversation may be preferred. I don't think that it was intended to place blame in as much as to see if anyone else in our forum was experiencing the same, but probably more appropriate to contact that author directly if any concerns as such. He is usually pretty receptive and has been very helpful to me even when not asked directly for assistance.

Please provide a copy o f your gameex.ini file (will need to open in Notepad and Save As txt file to post to the forum) Don't do anything as drastic as reinstalling Windows unless you are having other issues outside of GameEx regarding.

I noticed that the file you posted shows the following: 15:57:21.9 13/04/2011: AVI Snap Path: Not Found Please go into the Advanced Configuration utility Under Basic MAME Settings on the first page and set the path to your video snaps (AVI or FLV format - does not matter). Likely the path will be D:\Games\Assets\MAME\AVISnap or at least thats is how I have mine setup separate from the Snaps directory and it works just fine keeping them separated for MAME. You will mix them under the other emulators in the same directory path.

Have you posted anything on the emumovies forum or to Circo directly?

Have to agree with both Adultery and KustomKid. It really depends on what you can afford at the moment or in the near future. I feel that 64-bit is the way to go, especially if you have more than 4GB installed (that is the limit for 32-bit) and are looking at more of a HTPC setup vs a cab. Otherwise, 32-bit should be just fine. I know there are others in the forum with similar setup to yours with a dual core processor and 2 GB RAM running 64-bit - hopefully they will chime in on their experiences running the higher demand N64 and modern PC games. I don't see you running Crysis on it, but some of the lower demand games should be fine.

Hate to see you go so soon as I think there is probably a solution. There are plenty of low profile video cards that would likely work with your system, but since you are attempting an NES mod setup, I may be incorrect. Good Luck!

And.. thanks Tom!

Usually not a problem, of course, it is generally recommended you have backups of the important stuff when installing or updating any software.

I like it better, have not noticed quite as much slowness as with IE 8. I prefer Firefox 4 though.