1. Gamecube Wind Waker Iso

Rom Download for Nintendo Gamecube Legend of Zelda, The - The Wind Waker ISO.

Gamecube Wind Waker Iso

Description: The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker is a Action game published by Nintendo released on December 13, 2002 for the Nintendo Gamecube.

Hello, I am having a problem on Dolphin 5.0 and black screens. After the first forsaken fortress I get a black screen when tossed into the ocean, right after the boat shows up. After looking around, I tried: Graphics: Direct 11 V-sync Configuration: General: enable dual core enable idle skipping Speed Limit: unlimited JIT Recompiler recommended Audio: DSP LLE recompiler No Audio and OpenAL To no avail. I have 16 GB ram, i7 6820HK 2.7 HHz, windows 10 A tried looking all over the internet, but I could not find an solution to this issue. Everything above is the 'solutions' I have found elsewhere. When it freezes, the in game FPS stays at what it is, but the FPS in the bar on top drops to zero. I have not tried an earlier version of Dolphin, would I lose my data if I tried another one?

(, 11:36 AM)Dak31 Wrote: Hello, I am having a problem on Dolphin 5.0 and black screens. After the first forsaken fortress I get a black screen when tossed into the ocean, right after the boat shows up. After looking around, I tried: Graphics: Direct 11 V-sync Configuration: General: enable dual core enable idle skipping Speed Limit: unlimited JIT Recompiler recommended Audio: DSP LLE recompiler No Audio and OpenAL To no avail. I have 16 GB ram, i7 6820HK 2.7 HHz, windows 10 A tried looking all over the internet, but I could not find an solution to this issue. Everything above is the 'solutions' I have found elsewhere. When it freezes, the in game FPS stays at what it is, but the FPS in the bar on top drops to zero. I have not tried an earlier version of Dolphin, would I lose my data if I tried another one?

I should not disable the speed limit if I were you. Disable V-Sync. Set Speed Limit to 100%, use DSP HLE emulation, use XAudio2 or OpenAL as the audio backend. You could always try a different graphics backend (you could try D3D12 is your GPU supports it). Ohh, and use the latest development version of Dolphin. Your settings (which include your save files too) will remain if you update Dolphin, so don't worry. Otherwise if you prefer not use the development builds, just use the Stable 5.0 version.

Unless you are missing to post some settings (do you have cheats enabled?), it should work all fine with Dolphin 5.0 and newer. You might also want to check if your game disc dump copy has the correct MD5 checksum, if not you might want to redump your game disc copy.

(, 07:36 PM)Admentus Wrote: I should not disable the speed limit if I were you. Disable V-Sync.

Set Speed Limit to 100%, use DSP HLE emulation, use XAudio2 or OpenAL as the audio backend. You could always try a different graphics backend (you could try D3D12 is your GPU supports it). Ohh, and use the latest development version of Dolphin.

Your settings (which include your save files too) will remain if you update Dolphin, so don't worry. Otherwise if you prefer not use the development builds, just use the Stable 5.0 version. Unless you are missing to post some settings (do you have cheats enabled?), it should work all fine with Dolphin 5.0 and newer. You might also want to check if your game disc dump copy has the correct MD5 checksum, if not you might want to redump your game disc copy. How would I be able to verify my checksum?

I was able to find what mine was but the string of characters had no meaning to me I do not have cheats enabled, and I have tried D12 and all the other settings you suggested. Hoping that the checksum leads to a solution. It depends on which version of Wind Waker you use.

PAL, NTSC-U, NTSC-J. I believe there is also there Player's Choice discs. And there was this two-disc special with the second disc containing Ocarina of Time - Master Quest (I don't really know if these discs are any different). Each different release has an unique md5 checksum. Anyway, I believe the standard NTSC-U disc uses the md5 checksum: d8e4d45af2032a081a0f4b (I don't know, I usually trim/compress my discs with the GameCube ISO Tool, so the md5 checksum will be different). You should check a md5 database yourself and check if the md5 checksum fits your own game disc dump. If the md5 checksum is different, then well.

Your game disc dump might be damaged/incomplete. The way to fix it is to dump your game disc again. The md5 checksum does not fix your game in any way, but rather let's you check if your game disc dump is OK. Iut is just a verification method. If you are still unsure about the md5 checksum, just redump your game disc again.

Nevertheless, use the settings I recommended (in fact, use the default settings since they are recommended for a reason). Setting the speed limit any other than 100% won't do you much good for any game. HLE audio is perfectly enough since the rewrite and LLE is only needed for a few special cases such as The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords. There is no need to disable audio completely, XAudio2 tends to be the best while OpenAL offers Dolby Pro Logic II emulation. Do you have per chance the CPU Clock Override enabled? If so, disable that first (most of the time it should work without issues, at least for me). V-Sync is pretty broken, Xenoblade Chronicles tends to uncap the FPS while loading a save file, enabling V-Sync causes the cap to stay at 60 (if that is your monitor's frequency) and increasing the loading times enormously.

Each backend should work, some might work better than others. OpenGL is pretty stable, Vulkan tends to be pretty stable too. D3D12 is not maintained for quite some while, but still works great. Super Mario Sunshine for examples works horrible with D3D12 but perfectly with OpenGL.

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is just a reverted case there D3D12 is king. It can never harm to keep your Dolphin version up to date. Keep in mind that somtimes a regression or two might slip into the latest development builds, so either go back a few versions, wait for a fix or go back to Stable 5.0. Worst case scenario? Completely reset your Dolphin configurations. Try to retrieve your game save files through and copy them back into a fresh Dolphin settings folder.

Using the GCI Map options for GameCube save files is definitly the easiest way to go. Dolphin offers support to export all Wii save files for backup and to import them later back.

(, 03:21 AM)Admentus Wrote: It depends on which version of Wind Waker you use. PAL, NTSC-U, NTSC-J. I believe there is also there Player's Choice discs. And there was this two-disc special with the second disc containing Ocarina of Time - Master Quest (I don't really know if these discs are any different). Each different release has an unique md5 checksum.

Anyway, I believe the standard NTSC-U disc uses the md5 checksum: d8e4d45af2032a081a0f4b (I don't know, I usually trim/compress my discs with the GameCube ISO Tool, so the md5 checksum will be different). You should check a md5 database yourself and check if the md5 checksum fits your own game disc dump. If the md5 checksum is different, then well. Your game disc dump might be damaged/incomplete.

The way to fix it is to dump your game disc again. The md5 checksum does not fix your game in any way, but rather let's you check if your game disc dump is OK. Iut is just a verification method. If you are still unsure about the md5 checksum, just redump your game disc again. Nevertheless, use the settings I recommended (in fact, use the default settings since they are recommended for a reason).

Setting the speed limit any other than 100% won't do you much good for any game. HLE audio is perfectly enough since the rewrite and LLE is only needed for a few special cases such as The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords. There is no need to disable audio completely, XAudio2 tends to be the best while OpenAL offers Dolby Pro Logic II emulation. Do you have per chance the CPU Clock Override enabled?

If so, disable that first (most of the time it should work without issues, at least for me). V-Sync is pretty broken, Xenoblade Chronicles tends to uncap the FPS while loading a save file, enabling V-Sync causes the cap to stay at 60 (if that is your monitor's frequency) and increasing the loading times enormously.

Each backend should work, some might work better than others. OpenGL is pretty stable, Vulkan tends to be pretty stable too.

D3D12 is not maintained for quite some while, but still works great. Super Mario Sunshine for examples works horrible with D3D12 but perfectly with OpenGL. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is just a reverted case there D3D12 is king.

It can never harm to keep your Dolphin version up to date. Keep in mind that sometimes a regression or two might slip into the latest development builds, so either go back a few versions, wait for a fix or go back to Stable 5.0. Worst case scenario? Completely reset your Dolphin configurations. Try to retrieve your game save files through and copy them back into a fresh Dolphin settings folder. Using the GCI Map options for GameCube save files is definitely the easiest way to go.

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Dolphin offers support to export all Wii save files for backup and to import them later back. The checksum was the same as the one you posted. Not sure why or how, but compressing the game seemed to have worked edit: although Im having horrid frame rate issues on the compressed file. When I try to open the save that got passed the cut scene it wont load, but it will allow me to make a new save? No matter what settings I used, the compressed file staggered to 21-24 constantly. I have a GT 980 M, 16 GB ram, 8 GB vRAM so there should not be any issues on my end. (, 05:25 PM)jamisonwilcox Wrote: New to the forum, I am having an issue with going to Windfall after going to Greatfish Isle. I have set all settings on graphics to auto as well as changing things up.

As soon as I enter the square with Windfall the game locks up. Shows warning 'Invalid write to 0x01234567, PC= 0x80006d64' in 5.0-1103 Toshiba S55-cs5724 Windows 10 x64 i7-5500u intel HD 5500 graphics 12g DDR3 RAM Dolphin 5.0-x64 and 5.0-1103-x64 Any suggestions? The exact same thing happens to me with Dolphin 5.0 x64, 5.0-1458 x64 and 5.0-1480 x64. I'm using a PAL (European) rom and when I get to Windfall Island's square after beating the Forbidden Forest dungeon, I get this warning. I tried disabling the panic handler but then, the game just freezes.

(I've also tried loading a save where I was already at Windfall Island and then, the game freezes after trying to load it with the same warning.) Most of my settings are as recommended except that:. I load custom textures. The resolution is a multiple of 640x528. I have anisotropic filtering at 16x. I have FXAA as a post-processing effect My hardware is on my profile page.

If there is any way to fix this, it'd be awesome! Edit: I'm really sorry that I hadn't read the previous posts. However reinstalling Microsoft Visual C doesn't help:/.