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1.What are CHD's and what do I do with them?
2.An audit with Mame32 says a lot of the games don't work?
3.Are you sets very organized?
4.Where do I get emulators for mame and console roms at?
5.What are the new games for the current version?
6.Simpsons Bowling has an error, BAD EEPROM?
7.Final Burn Alpha: How do I change the button configuration (keyboard remapping)?
9.I am using a Linux system and can not read a UDF DVD, like Daphne Disk 3? How do I read this disk?
Click the "Installing CHD Files" on the left side of the page here:
answer --- To do a true verification you have to use ClrMamePro. MAME releases some games not perfectly working in hopes of other developers will get them going. To find out what games work or don't work you have to look at an official game list http://www.mameworld.net/maws/gamelist.txt and checking out the whatsnew sections for new titles.
3.) Are you sets very organized?
answer -- Yes!
MAME - roms are in there own folder. snapshots, marquees, control panels... etc. are all in their own folder, ready to drop right into mame32 folder or whatever emulator you use.
Console Sets - Every console set comes with the GoodTools program that verifies it along with the have and miss lists.
4.) Where do I get emulators for mame and console roms at?
Zophar's Domain has a great selection and even explains which emulators are good and bad
Arcade@Home Emulators for arcade roms
Arcade@Home Emulators for console roms
Redump.Emubase.de MAME Emulators (custom builds)
5.) What are the new games for the
current version? 6.) Simpsons Bowling has an error, BAD
EEPROM? To play this game you have to have three files
simpbowl.zip
konamigv.zip
simpbowl.chd You have to
tell the game to run in service mode When the
error shows up hold F2 and tap F3. Do not let go of F2. This
will reboot the arcade and run in service mode. This only has to be
done one time, the machine remains in service mode. 7.)
Final Burn Alpha: How do I change the
button configuration (keyboard remapping)?
The following tutorial was submitted by T.Scoma
These instructions along with the .ini file can be downloaded on the
downloads page here To
create the default key mappings for all games in Final Burn Alpha. 1)
Select 'Game', 'Load Game'. 2)
Choose a 6 button game like X-Men vs. Street Fighter, click on 'OK' button. 3) Press
'F5' to bring up 'Map Game Inputs' window. 4)
Change whatever key mappings you want to change by double-clicking and pressing
the new key to be mapped, and click on 'OK' button when finished. 5)
Select 'Game', 'Exit Emulator'. 6) Go to
the following hard drive letter/path that you installed Final_Burn to:
ex D: drive... D:\Final_Burn\config\games\ 7) Open
the game .ini that you remapped the keys for in NotePad...
ex X-Men vs Street Fighter D:\Final_Burn\config\games\xmvsfur1.ini 8) Using
NotePad, you can see the hex 'switch' values for the keys you selected. 9) Copy
the included file '6button.ini' to the following Final_Burn directory"
ex D: drive... D:\Final_Burn\config\presets\6button.ini 9) Open
the file you just copied in another NotePad instance. 10) The
'6button.ini' file uses the generic key references rather than each specific
game key reference. Use the hex switch values from the games .ini file that you
opened first to modify the hex switch values in the '6button.ini' file. My
mappings from the '6button.ini' are as follows:
input "P1 Left" 11) Save
your changes to the '6button.ini' file. 12) Go
to the following hard drive letter/path that you installed Final_Burn to and
delete ANY and ALL files in that subdirectory:
ex D: drive... D:\Final_Burn\config\games\*.* 13) Fire
up Final Burn Alpha again if you closed it. 14) Load
up the same game you originally remapped (or another 6 button game)... ex. X-Men
vs. Street Fighter. 15)
Press F5 to bring up the 'Map Game Inputs' window. 16)
Click the leftmost down arrow in the "Make selection in all three drop-down
windows,
click appropriate button." 17)
Select 'Player 0' (yes, Player 0 really means Player 1 settings). 18)
Select '6 button' at the middle down arrow. 19)
Click 'Make default' button. This should change the key mappings for Player 1
to your custom mappings. 20) Go
back to Steps 16-19 except choose 'Player 1' in Step 17 this time. 21) Your
default key mappings for Player 1 and Player 2 should now be set for all games,
regardless of the number of buttons the game uses. 22)
Click 'OK' button to close 'Map Game Inputs' window. 23) If
you open any other games, your custom key mappings should be set already.
Enabling DMA support for Windows XP and Windows 2000
*Scroll down for
enabling DMA
support for Windows ME and Windows 9x
input "P1 Coin"
switch 0x06
-> 5
input "P1 Start"
switch 0x02
-> 1
input "P1 Up"
switch 0xC8
-> Up arrow
input "P1 Down"
switch 0xD0
-> Down arrow
switch 0xCB
-> Left arrow
input "P1 Right"
switch 0xCD
-> Right arrow
input "P1 fire 1"
switch 0x08
-> 7
input "P1 fire 2"
switch 0x23
-> H
input "P1 fire 3"
switch 0x0A
-> 9
input "P1 fire 4"
switch 0x0B
-> 0
input "P1 fire 5"
switch 0x2C
-> Z
input "P1 fire 6"
switch 0x2D
-> X
input "P2 Coin"
switch 0x07
-> 6
input "P2 Start"
switch 0x03
-> 2
input "P2 Up"
switch 0x13
-> R
input "P2 Down"
switch 0x21
-> F
input "P2 Left"
switch 0x20
-> D
input "P2 Right"
switch 0x22
-> G
input "P2 fire 1"
switch 0x1E
-> A
input "P2 fire 2"
switch 0x1F
-> S
input "P2 fire 3"
switch 0x10
-> Q
input "P2 fire 4"
switch 0x11
-> W
input "P2 fire 5"
switch 0x17
-> I
input "P2 fire 6"
switch 0x25
-> K
input "Reset"
switch 0x3D
-> F3
input "Diagnostic"
switch 0x3C
-> F2
input "Service"
switch 0x3B
-> F1
The first thing to do is to right click on "My Computer". You can use the icon in the Start Menu or the one on the Desktop. Once you have right clicked on it then choose "Properties"
The next thing to do is to click the "Hardware" tab at the top of the screen. From here you need to hit the "Device Manager" button.
Under device
manager you need to find your hard drives. These are normally found under
"IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers". Under this you will have a number of items. The
ones that we are interested in are the ones with channel in their name. You
will need to do the same to all of the ones with channel in their name. To
bring up the next window you will need to double click on the item. We will
take Primary IDE Channel first.
This is the
screen that will come up. Device 0 is the primary device on the channel and
Device 1 is the slave device. In the "Transfer Mode" box you should be
seeing "DMA If Available". If not and you are seeing "PIO Only" then you
need to click on the box and change this to "DMA If Available".
To finished simply click the "OK" button to exit the windows.
You will now need to check
your "Secondary IDE Channel".
Now you will have to reset your computer for the changes to take effect.
Some computers this will
change back :( If that happens, your stuck
Enabling DMA support for Windows 9x and Windows ME
The first thing to do is to right click on "My Computer". Once you have right clicked on it then choose "Properties".
The next thing to do is to click the "Device Manger" tab at the top of the screen.
Under device manager you need to find your
hard
drives and CD-Rom drives. These are
normally found under "Disk
Drives"
and "CDROM". Under this you will have a number of items. You can ignore the
floppy disk drive.
To bring up the next window you will need to double click on one of the
items. We will take one of the hard drives first.
The next thing to do is to click the "Settings" tab at the top of the
screen.
This is the
screen that will come up. In the "Options" box you should be seeing a tick
in the box next to "DMA". If not then you need to click in the box to put a
tick there.
To finished simply click the "OK" button to exit the windows.
A screen may
come up saying that you will need to restart your computer. You will have to
for the settings to take effect. Before you do though you will now need to
check your other drives.
Now you will have to reset your computer for the changes to take effect.
Some linux systems will not
automount the disk,
Type the following command in
the shell to get around it.
mount -t udf /dev/cdrom /cdrom
-Thanks to R.Albright for this FAQ
