Nintendont issues with Thousand Year Door off of SD

[ExKeys]

I got the USA ISO from here and did all the required steps, as I did with Super Mario Sunshine, to run the game on my Wii.

Results:
USA ISO boots but displays nothing, not even sound.
Tried a EU ISO. Only displays sound/video in 60Hz, which is B/W on my American TV.

Super Mario Sunshine works like a dream, but Thousand Year Door doesn't display anything, AT ALL. I dunno what to do, now. Can someone assist? Tried the Auto Boot option, still nothing. Nintendon't is compatible fully with TTYD, so I do not know what can be done.

Info:
Nintendon't ver. 3.334
Wii F/W: 4.3U

[Zorlon]

It may be an issue from running from SD I will test when I get time but you will have to wait in line as I will be on a catch up when I do get time, it could also be that the US version is a bad image

P.S. have you tried looked at the settings for Nintendon't as you may be able to force the EU PAL version of the game to display correctly on your NTSC TV?

also check and make sure you are using the newest version

[ExKeys]

It may be an issue from running from SD I will test when I get time but you will have to wait in line as I will be on a catch up when I do get time, it could also be that the US version is a bad image

P.S. have you tried looked at the settings for Nintendon't as you may be able to force the EU PAL version of the game to display correctly on your NTSC TV?

also check and make sure you are using the newest version

I have the latest version, and tried Forcing it to NTSC, still outputted to 60Hz PAL, Black/White. I'll wait for more tests coming from you. C:

[Zorlon]

Got my Wii hooked up for testing but seems I don't have that game currently so...

Downloading the NTSC version from here and will grab another copy from a torrent if that one has issues

While I am downloading do you want to post what settings you are currently using for the NTSC copy (Nintendont settings that is)

Edit: game works perfect, I did not need to look at torrents just used the copy from the main server emuparadise.me

Will look at the settings soon

P.S. I use real GC pads and Memcards so not tested with emulated memcards or USB pads or any other stuff Nintendont supports

GC Settings
Loader = Nintendont

Nintendont Settings
Video Mode = Auto
Progressive Patch = Off
Force Widescreen = Off
Debug = Off
Auto Boot = On
Settings File = No Change
Video Deflicker = Off
Memory card Emulation = Off
Memory card Block Size = (Not Applicable for what I use (This is the emulated size) but recommend 59 as larger cards are known to have issues with some games)

The rest of the settings I have set to Off asides from number of GC pads that is set to 4

If you got the game from our main server I can give you the crc info of the iso file to make sure it has extracted correctly, if that is where you got it from in the first place it may not of downloaded correctly

[ExKeys]

Settings:
- Cheats: Off
- Debugger: Off
- Debugger Wait: Off
- Memcard Emulation: On
- Cheat Path: Off
- Force Widescreen: Off
- Force Progressive: Off
- Auto Boot: Off

- OSReort: Off
- WiiU Widescreen: Off
- Drive Read LE Off
- Log: Off
- MaxPads: 4
- Language: Auto
- Video: Auto

- Memcard Blocks: 251
- Memcard Multi: On
- Native Control: Off

I'm sure about the game downloading correctly. It did. I use a Classic Pro not any USB controllers. I also updated to the latest version of Nintendont, but I doubt that would be causing a problem, because the game has always been compatible with the Loader in-question. So it might be a bad site dump from a user. I got it from here.

[Zorlon]

Grab the one from the main site then, it does not have the region listed for it but it is the NTSC version the other copy has the region listed as PAL

[ExKeys]

Link me the Emuparadise link for the right ISO. This is USA rom I think I got that didnt work: http://www.emuparadise.me/Nintendo_G...ear_Door/66273

And this is the EU one that did: http://www.emuparadise.me/Nintendo_G...e,Es,It)/66798

Those are the only ones I see if you're talking about that being the main site. Like I'm so confused otherwise lol.

[Zorlon]

The first one is what I got and works perfect

[deadlegion]

A little odd that the OP has a tv that can only handle NTSC input. Even an old quality crt tv will handle PAL/NTSC (possibly even SECAM too).

Edit: Now that I think about it, I do recall seeing the odd LCD tv years ago that was 50Hz only, but they were cheap old crappy panels that I haven't seen around for some time.
Even cheap LED LCD are 50/60Hz PAL/NTSC now. 24" should be like $100 or so.

[Zorlon]

Not the first time I have heard that NTSC TV's handle PAL 60 in B&W

Not that common though either