I don't have a Dolphin Bar, but I don't see why it wouldn't. It's based on the master builds and merges a lot of the fixes and new features. The latest unstable builds let me use the Wii U GCN adapter, which is a pretty recent addition, so it stands to reason that the Dolphin Bar would be compatible as well. Download it and give it a shot.
That's normal, it's a weird Nvidia Optimus quirk. If you're running games at full speed with a highish internal resolution, you're using your GPU.
Dolphin isn't shifting to nvidia. Can anyone help me on this? When I'm playing a game and I open the above shown window, it shows Intel for some reason. I've selected dolphin in the nvidia control panel but no go.
Thanks. I do see a few dips whenever there is a big explosion but it's pretty minor.
You have the latest drivers? I had no issues with Dolphinbar but the mayflash GC adapter caused my W8.1 machine to get BSODs before I updated.
I'd still suggest staying with the Master unless you are feeling adventurous and refrain from complaining about Ishiiruka specific issues. With Fiora's cpu override option for example there appeared issues in Ishiiruka that were due to its developer not having merged the complete code by Fiora. Issues like these might go unnoticed for longer as it's the Master code everyone works with and looks at, and Ishiiruka is just a mix of old removed, hackish, and bleeding edge untested code and way fewer developers working on it.
Yeah, I definitely don't recommend Ishiiruka for everything. In the specific case of Metroid Prime trilogy I would because the master build still has no way to fix the black bar glitch and reduce the heavy stuttering from shader generation, even though right now Ishiiruka has issues with the scan visor. With a game like Metroid Prime Trilogy it's just kind of a toss up.
zfreeze is still being worked on and the code is a wip so expect slowdowns, glitches, etc. Whether it's playable or not is up to you.
Latest build should work fine if you have a reasonable rig. What are your specs?
It's always, always like this for me. I just disable Wiimote audio.
Google has told me that most of the game is playable, but some parts you'll need different control configurations. Plus it might not work as well because emulating the motionplus isn't perfect.
Why are you splitting the iso? Are you making sure to select the dual layer option? Xenoblade is a dual layer game.I feel like a big dummy, but I just cannot for the life of me get Xenoblade Chronicles to work. I rip it with CleanRip, transfer the files to the PC, combine the split ISO files... and it freezes after the Wii safety warning with an "Invalid Read" message
Under Chunk Size you should be able to select Max which won't split the iso at all. If you're using a single storage device then your CleanRip settings for Xenoblade should be Yes, Max, No.
Under Chunk Size you should be able to select Max which won't split the iso at all. If you're using a single storage device then your CleanRip settings for Xenoblade should be Yes, Max, No.
I've ripped Metroid Prime Trilogy, Metroid Other M, Xenoblade and Smash Bros Brawl with CleanRip, with the instructions I provided, and never have I needed to combine any iso chunks. *shrug*
Well that would explain it then. I use an SD card to load the homebrew apps and rip to an external hard drive formatted to NTFS.
I ripped it in 1GB chunks (for no real reason). I can re-upload with higher size if it helps.
Here is a list of files that were on the SD card after ripping and the command prompt I entered. For some reason, it skipped part2.iso...
Files:
Command Prompt:
"copy/b SX4E01.part0.iso+SX4E01.part1.iso+SX4E01.part3.iso+SX4E01.part4.iso+SX4E01.part5.iso+SX4E01.part6.iso+SX4E01.part7.iso Xenoblade.iso"
Thanks for the help guys, this thread is very helpful.
