That use to happen when using a bad dump of the game, a cd plugin wich is not totally compatible, or many less times, a gpu plugin not fully compatible with the game. If you are playing from an ISO, try remaking it. If playing from cd, wich cd plugin are you using? Try PEOPS. Also, try PEOPS gpu plugin. To discard a sound problem, you could try the nosound plugin. Knowing where is the problem will surely help to solve it. Posting your plugin configs would, also. BTW, with that gpu card i think pete's opengl2 would be a much better choice.
1.6 Crash Grandia
Don´t know if it´s already known to the devs 
Grandia just crashed with the following error:
OPCODE 1F UNK (PC 00100224) (2888294,176)
My system is
AMD Athlon XP 2000+
1024 MB Kingston/Apacer RAM CL 2.5 @ 2x133 Mhz
Radeon 9600 Pro Encore 128 MB
SBLive
Windows 2000
Using Pete´s D3D Driver 1.75
P.E.Op.S. DSound Audio Driver 1.9
Bios used: scph1001
Grandia just crashed with the following error:
OPCODE 1F UNK (PC 00100224) (2888294,176)
My system is
AMD Athlon XP 2000+
1024 MB Kingston/Apacer RAM CL 2.5 @ 2x133 Mhz
Radeon 9600 Pro Encore 128 MB
SBLive
Windows 2000
Using Pete´s D3D Driver 1.75
P.E.Op.S. DSound Audio Driver 1.9
Bios used: scph1001
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Thx for answering so fast
I don´t think thats an problem with the iso because I had now several
crashes but never at the same place. As for sound problems, I honestly have
none except for fmv´s there is the sound little to often pitching.
I use Petes D3D because ATI is faster at D3D than OGL (with the OGL2
GPU I have much sound problems with Grandia no matter what sound plugin
I use).
I mainly posted this error because I thought perhaps this message number
will be of many use not complaining because I only had 3 or 4 crashes
within 80hours playtime.
I think the crashes are the result of turning off frame limitations in GPU
(I like leveling with 300 FPS much more)
My Start-up Config:
Petes D3D GPU:
[email protected]
Texture Quality Max
Texture Filtering 6:Extended + smoothed Sprites
Hi-Res textures 2:Stretched
Show FPS ... enabled,
Use FPS, Use Frame skipping, Auto-detect (in-game i sometimes disable
FPS limit like mentioned above, crashes happened when limit was disabled,
no idea if it´s just coincidence)
Off-Screen drawing: 2
Advanced Blending: 2
Framebuffer textures: 0
Framebuffer access: 3
Alpha Mulipass enabled
P.E.Op.S DSound Audio Driver 1.9
Mode: 2 (used before 1 but 2 works better for me, crashes came with both
settings)
Volume: 3
Reverb: 2
Interpolation: 3
Enable XA playing/Change XA speed
Global Sound:
Enable Sound, Enable CDDA, Enable XA sound
No other 3rd party plug-ins used
Like I said, I think that it a problem with Grandia running without
FPS limit because with my other games I never had any problems
like that.
I don´t think thats an problem with the iso because I had now several
crashes but never at the same place. As for sound problems, I honestly have
none except for fmv´s there is the sound little to often pitching.
I use Petes D3D because ATI is faster at D3D than OGL (with the OGL2
GPU I have much sound problems with Grandia no matter what sound plugin
I use).
I mainly posted this error because I thought perhaps this message number
will be of many use
not complaining because I only had 3 or 4 crasheswithin 80hours playtime.
I think the crashes are the result of turning off frame limitations in GPU
(I like leveling with 300 FPS much more
)My Start-up Config:
Petes D3D GPU:
[email protected]
Texture Quality Max
Texture Filtering 6:Extended + smoothed Sprites
Hi-Res textures 2:Stretched
Show FPS ... enabled,
Use FPS, Use Frame skipping, Auto-detect (in-game i sometimes disable
FPS limit like mentioned above, crashes happened when limit was disabled,
no idea if it´s just coincidence
)Off-Screen drawing: 2
Advanced Blending: 2
Framebuffer textures: 0
Framebuffer access: 3
Alpha Mulipass enabled
P.E.Op.S DSound Audio Driver 1.9
Mode: 2 (used before 1 but 2 works better for me, crashes came with both
settings)
Volume: 3
Reverb: 2
Interpolation: 3
Enable XA playing/Change XA speed
Global Sound:
Enable Sound, Enable CDDA, Enable XA sound
No other 3rd party plug-ins used
Like I said, I think that it a problem with Grandia running without
FPS limit because with my other games I never had any problems
like that.
Ups, didn´t saw this button (and on´t see it now because my monitor just died X()
Usally I use OpenGL2 plugin but FMVs and sound worked better in Grandia for me using
D3D.
The frameskipping I have turned on because I have a lot of background tasks running
on my computer (DHCP/DNS/HTTP/FTP/Teamspeak server and so on)
Usally I use OpenGL2 plugin but FMVs and sound worked better in Grandia for me using
D3D.
The frameskipping I have turned on because I have a lot of background tasks running
on my computer (DHCP/DNS/HTTP/FTP/Teamspeak server and so on
)
Using OGL2 on my 9500 everything looks and sounds fine, including FMVs. Depends on the configs. This are my gpu ones for FFIX:Traxxx said:
Plugin: Pete's OpenGL2 Driver 2.5
Author: Pete Bernert
Card vendor: ATI Technologies Inc.
GFX card: RADEON 9500 x86/SSE2
Resolution/Color:
- 1280x960 Fullscreen - NO desktop changing
- Internal X resolution: 1
- Internal Y resolution: 2
- Keep psx aspect ratio: off
- No render-to-texture: off
- Filtering: 6
- Hi-Res textures: 0
- TexWin pixel shader: on
- VRam size: 128 MBytes
Framerate:
- FPS limitation: on
- Frame skipping: off
- FPS limit: 50
Compatibility:
- Offscreen drawing: 1
- Framebuffer effects: 2
- Framebuffer uploads: 1
Misc:
- Scanlines: off
- Mdec filter: on
- Screen filtering: on
- Shader effects: 1/1
- GF4/XP crash fix: off
- Game fixes: off [00000000]
Also, try eternal spu plugin, using directsound, spuasync - smooth, and a buffer of around 40, wich you should raise if the sound cracks, or lower if it lags.
So do i and i get almost always a perfect framerate (excepting with some of the most complicated effects).Traxxx said:The frameskipping I have turned on because I have a lot of background tasks running
on my computer (DHCP/DNS/HTTP/FTP/Teamspeak server and so on
SSE2 + more 2nd level cache normally is noticeable Sure clock rate is
another factor too, but not always the most important (this is why
Intel needs higher rates, they need more cycles per instruction as AMD).
And I didn´t find the clock rate posted here so I just guessed that he has
a comparable CPU.
[edit]
Just found it in his profile ^^
But as he has a faster FSB + faster RAM I don´t think there is so much
difference
[/edit]
driver issue but it didn´t worked. But now I´ve got my new monitor so problem is
solved ^^
Sure clock rate isanother factor too, but not always the most important (this is why
Intel needs higher rates, they need more cycles per instruction as AMD).
And I didn´t find the clock rate posted here so I just guessed that he has
a comparable CPU.
[edit]
Just found it in his profile ^^
But as he has a faster FSB + faster RAM I don´t think there is so much
difference
[/edit]
For me OpenGL2 plug-in crashed always having only the TV connected. Perhaps a
driver issue but it didn´t worked. But now I´ve got my new monitor so problem is
solved ^^
Longer pipelines and weaker FPU will, in fact, show mine as a weaker cpu than yours.Traxxx said:SSE2 + more 2nd level cache normally is noticeable
another factor too, but not always the most important (this is why
Intel needs higher rates, they need more cycles per instruction as AMD).
My system spec chart is right below my sig image ._.Traxxx said:And I didn´t find the clock rate posted here so I just guessed that he has
a comparable CPU.
[edit]
Just found it in his profile ^^
But as he has a faster FSB + faster RAM I don´t think there is so much
difference
[/edit]
Glad to hear it's working nowTraxxx said:
.Hehe now I can see it but on TV I couldn´t read much
Thx, I´m glad having a new monitor too
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