theses are my system specs

[allenglishboy]

OS Name Microsoft Windows
Version 4.90.3000 Build 3000
OS Manufacturer Microsoft Corporation
System Name COMPUTER
System Manufacturer Compaq
System Model Presario 5123EA 470019-248
System Type X86-based PC
Processor AMD Athlon(tm) Processor AuthenticAMD ~1002 Mhz
BIOS Version
Windows Directory C:\WINDOWS
Locale United Kingdom
Time Zone SA Western Standard Time
Total Physical Memory 119.49 MB
Available Physical Memory 14.00 MB
Total Virtual Memory 2.00 GB
Available Virtual Memory 1.78 GB
Page File Space 1.88 GB

Name SoundMAX Integrated Digital Audio
Manufacturer Analog Devices, Inc.


the graphics for all of the games play perfectly but the sound is terrible it jumps and plays parts of the music twice
any suggestions as to what i can do to remedy this.

[Del_Boy]

It's really good that you have given us your system specs, but you haven't really given us your problem. It kinda makes it hard to diagnose what a solution is.

What system, and what games you having problem is?

N64, PSX, Snes etc

[avtor]

exactly...

or could you just be showing off your specs, there is a thread for this...

[allenglishboy]

oh i am playing final fantasy 8 on espxe. the music is playing too fast and skipping.

oh and how do i get ff9 and breath of fire 4 to play in the emulator

sorry about not giving enough information

[johnny blaze]

Did you try downloading Pete's Plugins? I haven't had anything like that happen while I played on ePSXe.

[Zuljin]

Originally posted by allenglishboy
oh i am playing final fantasy 8 on espxe. the music is playing too fast and skipping.

oh and how do i get ff9 and breath of fire 4 to play in the emulator

sorry about not giving enough information

well as for the sound in FFVIII you could try getting the eternal spu plugin (sound plugin in case you don't know)
and try to mess around with the settings there and see if that will help.

as for getting FFIX to play on the emulator you'll need a patch for each cd to make it run.
I think you can burn the ppf patch with the cd or something, I'm not sure on that one.
But if you use the pete's cd-rom plugin you can auto apply the ppf patch from there, it just loads at the same time as the game, thus making it work.

[Roux!]

FFIX PAL needs a patch, FFIX NTSC does not...
BOFIV is completely playable, don't know what your problem is, so please elaborate...

Also, for any game, try Eternal SPU for sound (SPU Async - Smooth, sound buffer size: 64). It works great for any game I've tried, including FFVIII (take note: I only play NTSC games)...