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@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ In many cases, updates to various subsystems such as HLSL, BGFX, or Lua plugins
As we have no control over how third parties distribute these, all we really can do is disclaim the use of sites like EmuCR and say that we cannot provide support for packages we didn't build. Compile your own MAME or use one of the official packages provided by us.
You may also run into this problem if you fail to update the HLSL or BGFX folders when you update your MAME install with a new official build.
You may also run into this problem if you have not replaced the contents of the HLSL and BGFX folders with the latest files when updating your MAME install with a new official build.
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@ -240,6 +240,6 @@ One thing you can try is setting the keyboardprovider, mouseprovider, or joystic
What happened to the MAME support for external OPL2-carrying soundcards?
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MAME added support in version 0.23 for the use of a soundcard's onboard OPL2 (Yamaha YM3812 chip) instead of emulating the OPL2. This feature was never supported on the official Windows version of MAME and was dropped entirely as of MAME 0.60 because the OPL2 emulation in MAME had gotten advanced enough to be a better solution in almost all cases as of that time; now it's superior to using a soundcard YM3812 in all cases.
MAME added support in version 0.23 for the use of a soundcard's onboard OPL2 (Yamaha YM3812 chip) instead of emulating the OPL2. This feature was never supported on the official Windows version of MAME and was dropped entirely as of MAME 0.60, because the OPL2 emulation in MAME had become advanced enough to be a better solution in almost all cases as of that time; now it's superior to using a sound card's YM3812 in all cases, especially as modern cards lack a YM3812.
Unofficial builds of MAME may have supported it for varying amounts of time as well.