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#2 ·
System specifications along with the type/version of operating system you are using would be helpful.

What build of Dolphin are you trying with the 32-bit or 64-bit version. Have you tried the latest SVN revisions? I and many others are hosting compiles of SVN Revisions of Dolphin.
 
Discussion starter · #3 ·
trying to use dolphin r366 x86. from xtemulation.

vista 32 bit, intel core 2 duo t5550 (1,83Ghz) , 3gb DDR3 Ram, intel graphics <-- therefore using dolphin direct9x , latest direct x (august)

strange thing is that older rev like r126 or r235 are running perfectly.
just the latest ones are giving me a hard time :drool:
 
#4 ·
I'm willing to bet the intel graphics are causing a bit of an issue. Some things have been fixed since earlier revisions that might not cope well with intel graphics.

I think I remember a thread about issues with the Intel graphics accelerators and Dolphin.

I and others are using Dolphin without any issues whatsoever, since your CPU and memory are decent enough for Dolphin I am placing my bet it's your Intel graphics that are the source of your issues.
 
Discussion starter · #5 ·
so does it mean all intel users won't be able to use new revisions ?

some new changes in the source might have caused that issue.

do you think if there is someway to inform the developers about this issue ?
 
Discussion starter · #7 · (Edited)
well, it's a laptop ... if i am going to change my mainboard, i could buy a new laptop.

and onboard graphic doesn't ALWAYS cause problems, because it worked fine with old revisions.

damn ... hope this issue will be gone, otherwise i wouldn't be able to enjoy the developers great work ..
 
#10 ·
updated the Runtime files? download the latest redists.
 
#14 ·
I have the same problem like you Shadowspsp , the problem is from the new sound plugin . Before the latest version , i could use older sound plugin and don't have error , but now , you can't use older plugin on rev 380 or higher and we have this Runtime error . I tell this problem on issues on dolphin issues thread , but no solution for now. . .

sorry
 
#16 ·
Dude, Intel graphics cards suck, like they do not support Pixel Shader 2, they are cheap and simple graphic cards. You need an NVIDIA card for good workng gfx in Dolphin. I have seen Dolphin run on Intel Graphics card, and the graphics were all white because the lack of PS 2.0. So you need a new video card in order to run Dolphin with working gfx. Sorry.
 
#17 ·
omegadox said:
Dude, Intel graphics cards suck, like they do not support Pixel Shader 2, they are cheap and simple graphic cards. You need an NVIDIA card for good workng gfx in Dolphin. I have seen Dolphin run on Intel Graphics card, and the graphics were all white because the lack of PS 2.0. So you need a new video card in order to run Dolphin with working gfx. Sorry.
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...Please figure out what you're talking about, or at least read the Wikipedia article first.

Intel GMA - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
Discussion starter · #18 ·
omegadox said:
Dude, Intel graphics cards suck, like they do not support Pixel Shader 2, they are cheap and simple graphic cards. You need an NVIDIA card for good workng gfx in Dolphin. I have seen Dolphin run on Intel Graphics card, and the graphics were all white because the lack of PS 2.0. So you need a new video card in order to run Dolphin with working gfx. Sorry.
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dude you made that up ... of course it supports ps 2.0 and the graphics aren't white and black:p
 
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