LoZ: Ocarina of Time crash

[DanAPD]

Hey everyone! So, I am having some trouble with Ocarina of Time ROM. I have tried many different Roms from different websites (emuparadise, coolroms, doperoms, etc, etc), but ALL of them crash at the same place: When I open the chest to get the Kokiri Sword.

I'm using Project64 emulator.
I have already tried different video plugins.
My laptop isn't good, but I didn't had problems with other Roms and emulators from different consoles. Only with OoT on Project64. Anyway, system specs are:
Graphics card (It sucks) - SisMirage 3
CPU - Intel Pentium Dual CPU T3400 2.17 GHZ
RAM - 4GB
OS Windows Vista 32bits

Any help would be appreciated

[Zorlon]

Do you get an error message or does it just freeze up?

[DanAPD]

It just freezes up. I have to turn off the laptop on the power button. No error messages.

[Zorlon]

That does sound like an issue with the machine rather than anything else

This issue is not a common one as the game does work with PJ64, there is a problem if the Graphics plugin is not setup correctly though but that output an error

The error is "have not implemented RSP MF CP0 reg SP DRAM DMA address (1)"

It should work fine with Jabo's Direct 3D8
With Advanced mode enabled..."Option>Settings>Options>Show Advanced"
RSP plugin configuration
send Audio can be left blank
send Graphics should be ticked
CPU Recompiler

P.S. If you have advanced shown in the graphics plugin just untick everything in the Advanced tab for the graphics plugin

[DanAPD]

The error is "have not implemented RSP MF CP0 reg SP DRAM DMA address (1)"

It should work fine with Jabo's Direct 3D8
With Advanced mode enabled..."Option>Settings>Options>Show Advanced"
RSP plugin configuration
send Audio can be left blank
send Graphics should be ticked
CPU Recompiler

P.S. If you have advanced shown in the graphics plugin just untick everything in the Advanced tab for the graphics plugin

For some reason, I can't click the RSP plugin configuration, it's like this (it's in portuguese, the red rectangle is the "RSP plugin configuration" thing):

Spoiler warning:

[Zorlon]

Go get the normal 1.6 version

The version of PJ64 could be the issue to start with, you are currently using an unstable version

You can get the stable 1.6 version from here

Jaba done an update for 1.6 as well 1.6.1, that happens to be newer than most v2.X versions, you can get that from here

1.6 does support portuguese if that is your language of choice

[DanAPD]

Go get the normal 1.6 version

The version of PJ64 could be the issue to start with, you are currently using an unstable version

You can get the stable 1.6 version from here

Jaba done an update for 1.6 as well 1.6.1, that happens to be newer than most v2.X versions, you can get that from here

1.6 does support portuguese if that is your language of choice

Thanks! I'm going to try what you said on the post #4, I'll give some feedback later! It's ok, I understand english as good as portuguese

[Zorlon]

Then get 1.6 the version you have is unstable and does have issues

2.0.0.14 is a leaked version that is unfinished and was in alpha/beta stages and very unstable with some games

[DanAPD]

Then get 1.6 the version you have is unstable and does have issues

2.0.0.14 is a leaked version that is unfinished and was in alpha/beta stages and very unstable with some games

I've done everything that you said, but the problem still persists. Do you have any other solutions in mind? Like if I should change my video plugins or something?

I'm not sure if the problem is with my computer at all. I have been playing on other emulators (fxeux, ePSXe, Dolphin) and Majora's Mask on Project64 with no problems.

[Zorlon]

Did you get PJ64 1.6?

The plugin to use is the default one with default settings

[DanAPD]

Did you get PJ64 1.6?

The plugin to use is the default one with default settings

Yes I did. I'm also using default settings and default plugins.

[Zorlon]

The the only thing I can think of, is doing a full update for the Graphics chip set drivers.
Check the official web site for your laptop first and see if they have updated drivers for your system

If not then check http://w3.sis.com/ for drivers

[DanAPD]

The the only thing I can think of, is doing a full update for the Graphics chip set drivers.
Check the official web site for your laptop first and see if they have updated drivers for your system

If not then check http://w3.sis.com/ for drivers

I have my drivers updated.

[Zorlon]

Then ran out of idea's of what it could be... sorry :/

[DanAPD]

Then ran out of idea's of what it could be... sorry :/

It's ok man, thank you so much for the patience and for trying to help me! I'm really appreciated