I'm new to the command-line version, I usually use Mame32 but I'm trying to
set up my cab with Mamewah. Anyways, it seems to be working except when I
play a game, the screen is distorted. The sides of the image are all
concave (or convex, I don't remember which is which). How do I fix this?
MikeC wrote on 17. February 2005:
>
> I'm new to the command-line version, I usually use Mame32 but I'm trying to
> set up my cab with Mamewah. Anyways, it seems to be working except when I
> play a game, the screen is distorted. The sides of the image are all
> concave (or convex, I don't remember which is which). How do I fix this?
That sounds not like a MAME issue. Did it do this with MAME32 too?
"Andreas Kohlbach" <ankman@email.com> wrote in message
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> MikeC wrote on 17. February 2005:
>>
>> I'm new to the command-line version, I usually use Mame32 but I'm trying
>> to
>> set up my cab with Mamewah. Anyways, it seems to be working except when
>> I
>> play a game, the screen is distorted. The sides of the image are all
>> concave (or convex, I don't remember which is which). How do I fix this?
>
> That sounds not like a MAME issue. Did it do this with MAME32 too?
>
> May be the command line version uses a different resolution mode?
Mame32 works perfectly, so I guess I need to know how to mess with the
resolutions and stuff with command-line Mame.
MikeC wrote on 17. February 2005:
>
> "Andreas Kohlbach" <ankman@email.com> wrote in message
> newsnly_broken_newsreaders_show_this_in_the_body.m2u0obq77t.fsf@usenet.ankman.de...
>> MikeC wrote on 17. February 2005:
>>>
>>> I'm new to the command-line version, I usually use Mame32 but I'm trying
>>> to
>>> set up my cab with Mamewah. Anyways, it seems to be working except when
>>> I
>>> play a game, the screen is distorted. The sides of the image are all
>>> concave (or convex, I don't remember which is which). How do I fix this?
>>
>> That sounds not like a MAME issue. Did it do this with MAME32 too?
>>
>> May be the command line version uses a different resolution mode?
>
> Mame32 works perfectly, so I guess I need to know how to mess with the
> resolutions and stuff with command-line Mame.
There's a readme.txt shipped with MAME. It explains some command line
option you mightwant to play it.
"Andreas Kohlbach" <ankman@email.com> wrote in message
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> MikeC wrote on 17. February 2005:
>>
>> "Andreas Kohlbach" <ankman@email.com> wrote in message
>> newsnly_broken_newsreaders_show_this_in_the_body.m2u0obq77t.fsf@usenet.ankman.de...
>>> MikeC wrote on 17. February 2005:
>>>>
>>>> I'm new to the command-line version, I usually use Mame32 but I'm
>>>> trying
>>>> to
>>>> set up my cab with Mamewah. Anyways, it seems to be working except
>>>> when
>>>> I
>>>> play a game, the screen is distorted. The sides of the image are all
>>>> concave (or convex, I don't remember which is which). How do I fix
>>>> this?
>>>
>>> That sounds not like a MAME issue. Did it do this with MAME32 too?
>>>
>>> May be the command line version uses a different resolution mode?
>>
>> Mame32 works perfectly, so I guess I need to know how to mess with the
>> resolutions and stuff with command-line Mame.
>
> There's a readme.txt shipped with MAME. It explains some command line
> option you mightwant to play it.
>
> So "mame.exe defender -option parameter"
How will this work in conjunction with Mamewah though?
> "Andreas Kohlbach" <ankman@email.com> wrote in message
> newsnly_broken_newsreaders_show_this_in_the_body.m2d5uyrgvi.fsf@usenet.ankman.de...
>> MikeC wrote on 17. February 2005:
[...]
>>>> May be the command line version uses a different resolution mode?
>>> Mame32 works perfectly, so I guess I need to know how to mess with the
>>> resolutions and stuff with command-line Mame.
>> There's a readme.txt shipped with MAME. It explains some command line
>> option you mightwant to play it.
>> So "mame.exe defender -option parameter"
> How will this work in conjunction with Mamewah though?
Many of the options have equivalent entries in the MAME.ini file.
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David
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