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Problems with null DC...Help!

 

05-26-09 07:59 PM
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First I must say that I am brand new to the world of emulators (noob).

I was following the how to guide for nullDC (posted as a sticky) however I'm still having problems. It boots fine and runs well except for sometimes a little glichy. However, the problem is the audio, anytime I press a button there is a loud static like screech. I have tried running Grandia II on it with mixed results. It runs well though is glichy, but the major problem is the static nosies that drown out the audio of the game. Totally ruins the experience.

Any help would be greatly appreciated...

If helps my system specs are:

Gateway laptop (M-6752)
Intel Core 2 Duo cpu T5450 @1.66 GHz, 1667Mhz, 2 core
3 GB of RAM
Video adaptor: Mobile Intel 965 Express Chipset Family

Not sure what other specs to list. Please Help.
First I must say that I am brand new to the world of emulators (noob).

I was following the how to guide for nullDC (posted as a sticky) however I'm still having problems. It boots fine and runs well except for sometimes a little glichy. However, the problem is the audio, anytime I press a button there is a loud static like screech. I have tried running Grandia II on it with mixed results. It runs well though is glichy, but the major problem is the static nosies that drown out the audio of the game. Totally ruins the experience.

Any help would be greatly appreciated...

If helps my system specs are:

Gateway laptop (M-6752)
Intel Core 2 Duo cpu T5450 @1.66 GHz, 1667Mhz, 2 core
3 GB of RAM
Video adaptor: Mobile Intel 965 Express Chipset Family

Not sure what other specs to list. Please Help.
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This problem can be simply fixed by using a different audio plugin.

Under the options menu in NullDC, click on "select plugins", there are usually 4 plugins to choose from, depending on which NullDC package you downloaded. The default is nullAICA, try each one to see which has optimal performance on your computer.

Im afraid this is all the help I can be at the moment, Dark might know a better solution.
This problem can be simply fixed by using a different audio plugin.

Under the options menu in NullDC, click on "select plugins", there are usually 4 plugins to choose from, depending on which NullDC package you downloaded. The default is nullAICA, try each one to see which has optimal performance on your computer.

Im afraid this is all the help I can be at the moment, Dark might know a better solution.
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