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Need help with mupen64 on my g4 os x 1.67ghz
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Don't know why, but mupen didn't work for me.
I open mupen - choose open rom - choose rom... and nothing happens. Can somebody tell me what i might be doing wrong? Thank you in advance
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Posting Junkie
Join Date: Nov 1999
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You really shouldn't start two threads about the same thing.
The only other idea I have is that the ROMs you downloaded are corrupt or generally not done correctly.
I have a few that I know work, Top Gear Rally and Goldeneye 64. If your e-mail is large enough to accept 8-12 mb files I can send either of them for you to test.
You can send me a Private Message with your e-mail address if you're interested.
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Ok sorry. But yea i downloaded golden eye and it works but you were right about the choppy animation and the sound its all messed up. Im using sixtyforce i dont know why mupen is not working but do u know a way how i could fix the choppy animation and the sound?
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You can mess around with the settings in Sixty-Force but you really need a more powerful Mac, I've heard.
From what I've seen people get good results with Dual G5s and up.
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To elaborate more:
I've read the custom cpu/gpu used in the N64 is extremely hard to emulate. Therefore you need a Mac with some horsepower.
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ok sorry guys i tought because it was a different subject i could start a new thread i get it now, wont happen again. Is there anyway i could buy some memory or power as u say? Im just learning about computers so sorry if i dont know exactly what i need to get my mac running bettter.
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Posting Junkie
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You can always max the RAM out, but I doubt you'll see much better results.
Just do a search for PC2700 DDR SDRAM, that's the type your Mac takes.
Also, I have no idea how easy installing RAM is on your machine.
In short, I don't think it will be worth it for you spending money just to run N64 ROMs. I'd buy a used N64 for that sort of thing.
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