
You can use whatever commandline switches you want but be sure to include the waitvsync 1: Inside of mame->ini folder make a text file named kinst.ini with something similar to mine below. I've found -waitvsync fixes tearing probs without messing with the sound. 113 or prior version of mame ok outside of GameEx.Īnother thing you may want to try is setting up a custom ini file just for Killer Instinct and using only -waitvsync, not -triplebuffer. Not sure that you can launch alt versions of mame in GameEx but this may be one thing to check independantly first, see if it runs in a.

I specifically had to setup an older version of mame (v0.113 or prior) for KI on my old machine to run it better.

Search Killer Instinct on the mameworld forums and you'll find many people with problems. Unfortunately Killer Instinct emulation seemed to get worse for certain machines after with the newer releases of mame for some reason. Sound stuttering is an issue that is poisoning every mame users and mamedev team is aware about it.why does they not fix it? So, as i m only playing Killer Instinct and some other Midway games, have you any suggestion?Ĭan someone post his/her mame.ini configuration that have no issue with killer instinct?

I tried SDLMAME on Linux Ubuntu, it fixed sound stuttering but got sometimes glitches in the sound, depending the position of the moon and the stars.→NG Tweaking emulation speed→Wrost than everything, stupidiest option added to mame→NG
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Enable Triple Buffer and/or V-sync →no tearing but sound stuttering then sound complete crash→NG Disable Triple Buffer and/or V-sync →no sound stuttering but Image Tearing →NG Windows XP, XP64, Windows 2003 Server, Vista 64 Ultimate. 109 was not affected, but instead, the sound timing is bad and the sound often distortioned. Tried all versions possible of mame without be able to fix that F*cking sound stuttering issue. I m experiencing stuttering issues on killer instinct 1.5d and mame32 since almost 2 months
