MAME 2014 .152 Questions [Win x64]

I know what you mean and I noticed it in Mame Standalone. I guess what happen is Mame ignore the particular game refresh rate and let it run at your vsync speed. In that situation the sound skips sometimes with games that are a bit far from the monitor speed. So video and sound aren’t synchronised anymore I suppose.

Then in retroarch I don’t know if that’s allowed to work the same as the vsync is different and try to keep sound and video working together (with the delta setting for audio in sound option). AndreSM or 7rtype have better knowledge than me to tell you if that’s possible! :stuck_out_tongue:

Ah, I must have misunderstood when AndresSM had temporarily had the createconfig option during his initial start of getting MESS going as that option as only being temporary, either way I’ll leave them up for those with f34r d4 c0mm4ndl1n3, hehe.

Ah, I must have misunderstood when AndresSM had temporarily had the createconfig option during his initial start of getting MESS going as that option as only being temporary, either way I’ll leave them up for those with f34r d4 c0mm4ndl1n3, hehe.[/quote]

While I don’t 'fear the commandliine", I’m not good at using it, especially in regards to RetroArch. I’d like to learn and to be able to make my own .ini.

In MAME, I just open the command window in the MAME folder where mame.exe is, and enter “MAME -cc”

Can someone please explain how to run the command line for this in RetroArch? I haven’t been able to figure it out, I don’t know what I’m missing and I’d really like to learn.

Thanks!

LOL, ignore my brashness.

Open up .retroarch-core-options.cfg with your favorite text editor (Notepad/Notepad++/Notepad2/…) Change

experimental_commandline = "disabled"

to

experimental_commandline = "enabled"

From Windows Explorer, navigate out of your RetroArch folder one level/folder so that you see your RetroArch folder but you are not in it, Hold down the shift key and right click on the RetroArch folder, Select Open command window here, Inside the command windows, copy/paste

retroarch.exe -L cores\ume_libretro.dll " -cc"

Be sure to change experimental_commandline back to disable afterwards.

I hope that helps.

Thanks!!! Exactly what I needed…

I have the same problem of syncronisation with mame 152 . problem of tearing , or bloqued scrolling …

no problem with final burn alpha and no problem with mame 0.78 why ?

I tried what you said , but nothing works … i thought at throotle but is not this .

mame 0.78 works correctly …wtf … :slight_smile:

thanks and excuse me for my bad english .