2014-06-16, 23:33
Greetings All,
I have been having issues on getting some ROM Collection browser games working and I know what is wrong but I have no idea how to fix it. My issue is with audio not working in NES emulators (either FCEUX or JNES), a problem not unique to some users. The part of the problem that is unique is it seems that most people who have the problem are on linux...I am not...I use Windows 7 64 bit. It seems several iterations of XBMC ago they changed the way it handles audio and XBMC was not "passing" the audio torch to my NES emulator in time unless I turned off all UI sounds (essentially I needed to allow 10 seconds for XBMC to release the audio but then the minute I hit enter to select a game the UI sound would reset that timer). As weird as it sounds I actually like the UI sounds and do not wish to disable them....so my question is...is there any other way in WINDOWS 7 to allow NES games to work with audio other than disabling XBMC UI sounds? Here is the most relevant data...
OS: Windows 7 64 bit
XMBC version 13.1 Gotham
NES emulators: FCEUX and JNES
Audio: I use the fiber optic audio out (SPDIF) on my HTPC to my stereo.
NES games are the only ones that do this...all other emulators I have seem to work fine even with UI sounds on.
Thank you in advance and I apologize if this has come up before...I simply could not find a non-linux request for assistance.
I have been having issues on getting some ROM Collection browser games working and I know what is wrong but I have no idea how to fix it. My issue is with audio not working in NES emulators (either FCEUX or JNES), a problem not unique to some users. The part of the problem that is unique is it seems that most people who have the problem are on linux...I am not...I use Windows 7 64 bit. It seems several iterations of XBMC ago they changed the way it handles audio and XBMC was not "passing" the audio torch to my NES emulator in time unless I turned off all UI sounds (essentially I needed to allow 10 seconds for XBMC to release the audio but then the minute I hit enter to select a game the UI sound would reset that timer). As weird as it sounds I actually like the UI sounds and do not wish to disable them....so my question is...is there any other way in WINDOWS 7 to allow NES games to work with audio other than disabling XBMC UI sounds? Here is the most relevant data...
OS: Windows 7 64 bit
XMBC version 13.1 Gotham
NES emulators: FCEUX and JNES
Audio: I use the fiber optic audio out (SPDIF) on my HTPC to my stereo.
NES games are the only ones that do this...all other emulators I have seem to work fine even with UI sounds on.
Thank you in advance and I apologize if this has come up before...I simply could not find a non-linux request for assistance.