I have been desperately trying to get ePSXe to emulate my games perfectly, but it hasn't happened. For the most part, every game I have tried runs quite well, but there's always a small glitch or something that is really annoyning.
For example,
FF7 - Music, when in towns or areas not on the world map, slows down when you first enter the area, but then returns to normal. Same thing when entering battles
FF8 - Movies have a brief pause/skip every few seconds
Xenogears - Movies have a brief pause/skip every few seconds
MGS - Cutscenes and menus have a brief pause/skip in sound every few seconds
Gauntlet Legends - Sound skips/pauses every couple of seconds
Castlevania:SOTN - Sound skpis/pauses every few seconds
As you can see, almost all the issues are with the sound pausing/skipping/poping. I can deal with them if I absolutely have to, but I'd like to fix the issues if possible.
Any idea what I can do to fix this?
Comp Specs
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Intel Pentium 3 3.0 gHz
1024mb RAM
Radeon 9800 Pro 128mb
SoundMAX Digital Audio (it's integrated on my MB but is actually pretty good)
ePSXe Settings:
Pete's OpenGL Driver 1.75
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Fullscreen 1280x1024
16 bit
Any help is greatly appreciated. I was using ePSXe 1.6 and and now using 1.5.2, which seems to be working quite a bit better (since now all I have is sound problems when before I had some graphics problems too).
turn off your special game fixes. especially odd/even bit hack.
you might wnat to consider getting a real soundcard, like a Soundblaster. the Soundblaster 16 PCIs (old but still quite good) are like, less than 20 dollars. i dont know hwere you live, but over here (california) you can even get Audigy 2's for like 35 bucks.
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