That game that wouldn't playback, was Super Solitaire. I replayed it the following day and managed to beat my previous score with the one that's up there now (91,850). I just noticed I'm down to 3rd place now. Looks like I'll be playing some more games over the next few days.
Okay, I did some homework and this is what I was able to figure out. Apparently, wolfmame210 as well as wolfmame200 doesn't like NVRAM. I kept deleting the folder and it kept reappearing. Then I remembered a little birdie telling me many years ago that you can trick the program by deleting the NVRAM...
I recorded a game, then went to play it back and the cursor is all over the place (desyncing?). Is there something I'm supposed to do before recording? The INP breaks every time I play it back and I'm not hitting the F10 key during playback. Any help is greatly appreciated.
For me it would have to be Gavin Ward's Marble Madness WR score. What he does with a trackball (or even harder, a mouse for that matter) is nothing less than incredible. Him moving that marble around the board is almost flawless. I would have crashed my marble 1,000 times if I zipped around the boar...
Barry, Forgive me for my lack of knowledge (DOS vs CMD #-o). I'm wondering if these two buttons are standard in a gui like mameui64? I could always use that instead (i.e. File/Play and Record Input... etc.). I tried emuloader but it's a bit overwhelming for me at the moment. I like the feel of mameu...
I downloaded the pacmanblv rom to run in 0.202 and it said I'm missing several bin files. I downloaded every pacman/puckman rom that's out there and threw them in the rom folder and it STILL won't run (wtf?!). Can't figure it out. If someone has an answer, I'm all ears. Thanks!
I can't believe I'm just now replying to this response. Sorry. So basically if I want to record/playback an inp I will have to do it through DOS, correct?
I just downloaded the latest version of wolfmame and like other versions I've downloaded in the past, their missing the record and playback buttons at the top of the screen. Can someone please tell me how I can go about fixing this so that I don't have to run the version in a DOS window in order to ...
Is there a simple way up updating my rom dir so that they all work with the current version of mame? I have over 6k roms and anyone I try in wolfmame-0197 comes up with an error that there are missing files and won't run.
Are there any worthey replays what recorded by very old version? All the INP's are actually the ones I've uploaded to MARP since '98. I'm in the process of converting all of the them to MP4's so that I can upload them to my YouTube channel. I use OBS to play them back and then re-record them to MP4...
I'm not using DOSBos since quite some time, but if I remeber well, you should create a folder like d:\OldMAME\.... and eventually multiple folders inside (i.e. m33b3), and then mount that folder as a drive: mount x: d:\OldMAME After that, in DOSBox, just type x: cd m33b3 and there you go..... Pleas...
In order to run 15/20 years old versions of MAME you need a version of Windows that supports DOS (and not only the command prompt). You can achieve it by using a Virtual Machine like Virtualbox or VMWare. Or use DOSBox and install the MAME executable in it. Technically you can also use MAME inside ...
I was wondering if I need to download an emulator of sorts that will mimic an older computer (perhaps Win98) in order for me to watch INP's recorded from much older versions of MAME. Every time I try to view inps from back in the day, I keep getting this error:
I just noticed that this game was released back in '99 and still hasn't been fully emulated yet. I'm curious as to why some games (like this one) take so long to be emulated? Another game that comes to mind is 18 Wheeler: American Pro-Trucker. Perhaps someone can shed some light on this subject. Tha...
Thanks for all the info and help. What I ended up doing is finally locating a fresh copy and downloaded it. I simply opened up both my original wolfmameplus-0106 folder and the new one I just downloaded and put them side-by-side. Then, I started to bring over files and folders one at a time from my ...