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  • #117519
    tiagonetopt
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    Hello.

    I need some help with MAME emulation.

    Which Emulator should I use or runs better? (mame4all,advmame…)

    I have some roms and when I run clrmamepro using the info in github, I always get errors. Why is that?

    I’m doing something wrong because I have the same roms on 0.37b5 Compatibility List and only 2 or 3 work.

    Should I Split set or merge Set?

    #117528
    nosedeath
    Participant

    In my experiabnce. Mame4All works awesome. Easy to customize the buttons and 99% of the games worked. Now…Mame4All will not run a trackball I’ve been looking and looking for an answer. I want my trackbll to run for Centipede, Millipede, Tempest, Missile Command…games like that. Also I’m a Mortal Kombat fan, MK2 & MK3 won’t run either. I chose different emulators for Mortal Komabt, I went with lr-Mame4All. Works great. Only now I’m having a problem trying to configure the buttons. For my trackball games I use AdvMame but only Millipede works.

    frustrating as all hell.

    #117537
    dankcushions
    Participant

    mame4all-pi is apparently the fastest, but if you have a pi2 i reckon you should use lr-mame2003 because:
    – it’s libretro/retroarch, so uses all the shaders, auto configuration, etc
    – it’s mame 0.78, so runs just about everything that the pi2 can run. mame4all has a fairly small set of games.

    0.37b5 is for the mame4all emulators, so it depends on what one you’re running.

    merged: if two roms share a common file it only includes it once. now the roms depend on one another so you need them all
    split: each rom zip has all the files it needs

    i’ve always used merged sets, but also i use the dat files from https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Managing-ROMs so I don’t have any clones, so it’s basically all split files anyway.

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