[Hwk]

I've read through other FF9 problem threads but found nothing that helps me, though it seems like I have the same problem, it freezes at startup.
I tried with other games and it works fine.

my comp specs are
P3 1 ghz
GeForce 2 GTS
384 Ram
Pioneer and Yamaha CD player
and running Windows 2000, service pack 2

Tried several different settings and plugins, and I still doesnt get it to work.

using:
Pete's OpenGL Driver 1.55
Null2's Audio Driver 1.3
ePSXe CDR WinNT/Win2k core 1.4.0
1001 pal bios

anyone got any suggestions?
Do I have to make isos from the CD's?
Didn't need to do that with FFVII..


- Hwk

 

[Hwk]

dunno really, it's PAL and I guess it's the UK version, but I live in sweden

 

[Hwk]

Hmm, maybe I'm just stupid or something, but the CD player has been chewing on my cd for like 5 mins now

 

[Hwk]

lol, I tried the setup wizard and I noticed I was using 1001 - USA bios.. found a PAL one now, and it seems to work this far

 

[Hwk]

uhm.. ok, I got to the trainer screen and managed to close it, the FF9 music started, but the only thing I saw was a bad colored white-pink-green box with some unreadable text in it.. that can't be right huh?

 

[Hwk]

Hmm, I tried those settings with the OpenGL plugin and now I don't even get to see the trainer screen
trying some more..

 

[Hwk]

.. I give up, this is not working

 

[Hwk]

Hmm, this is just not my day I guess.. got bored of all the win2k bluescreens so I thought I shoud update the BIOS.. took me 1½ hour.. and now I'm back trying to solve this problem, can't even get FFVII to run anymore.. all these settings are killing me

 

[Hwk]

nevermind the last post, seems like FFVII is working now, I'm on the right track!