I am a first time watcher but this is the most useful video I have seen to explain Mame. I have no idea what you do for a living but with the patience you display and your mild manner you would be an excellent teacher. You come across as someone that has a passion to educate the community. You also come across like you care for the community. Well done.
We need more videos like this. Sometimes no matter how intelligent you are, reading how the emulator and ROMS work is complicated to understand. This is a good video that someone is explaining things to make it easy for you to understand.
Well i was able to understand the trouble im having. I was working while listen and had a crying baby for 5 minutes. I cant wait to watch again and play full attention to understand the issue and how to resolve. Thank uo so much. Your well spoken, knowledgeable and the vieo was of great quality. SUBBED
I know there's a lot of negativity in the comments but just know you're a legend. I'm trying to turn my old pc into an Arcade emulator as a gift for my dad so that he can relive his childhood but its proving to be one of the most complicated things I've ever done. Regardless, your videos are a big help, I'll get there eventually!
The great thing about MAME is that it supports more than 15,000 titles. The bad thing about MAME is that you only need about 100 of them. You probably already know most of the very best games. In the arcades, the cream definitely rose to the top. For every Galaga, there are about 100 inferior titles that want to be Galaga. Explore, but just have realistic expectations of what you'll find.
Thanks. And thanks for your concern. I built an autocue for the to camera bits and still trying to get the hang of controlling it while reading while trying not to sound too robotic, etc. I guess the concentration is showing. I'll get there :)
This is a great video but absolutely cannot get a working rom set on mame. This is one of those projects you really need someone who knows what their doing to help you out with.
Hi. The ROM sets are out there. Just make sure your ROM set matched your Mame version. Usually get hold of a ROM set and then install the matching Mame.
Thank you very much for your answer, yes, I saw what retropie recommends in the documentation, what I wonder is why it recommends using the "mame 2003" version instead of the "mame 2003 plus", since the mame 2003 plus was designed precisely so that it works better on portable devices and on not very powerful hardware, such as the raspberry pi. Then shouldn't the plus+ version be better for the pi? I take this opportunity to congratulate and thank you for your videos and website, they are very helpful, and of excellent quality and explanation.
Great video! Btw, is this guy CG? I couldn’t help but notice that he didn’t blink a single time in 15 minutes, which I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a human do. Random thoughts…
Hi. Why is everyone so concerned about my blink rate? Just getting used to using an auto queue, trying to keep the text scrolling at the right speed, talking etc. all at the same time. I guess there's no more mental power to run the blink code :) I need an upgrade!
@@BytesNBits I'm just messing with you, man. In today's world of deep fakes and photorealistic CGI, which I was once a creator of (sorta), it's not uncommon to consider one's being duped by a video. Since I've never seen a person not blink throughout a 15-minute video, the thought crossed my mind. I didn't mean to offend. :)
That's why I like Antstream arcade, they don't have all the arcade games yet (if they will at all) but everything just works without Mame emulation it seems. I don't know if they don't use Mame, but you never see and logos from emulators.
Hi. I hadn't come across that one! I suspect this is a Javascript emulator - may well be based on Mame. You can do a lot these days by using the browser as a sort of operating system to run code through.
I hope you mention how 1.xx roms will only work with that version of mame. Maybe I am just dumb but I couldn't get it running until i matched my romset version with mame version, 1.41 in my case. Nice you did.
Hi. Mixing versions can be hit and miss. Generally you'll get some games working across versions but as you've found it's best to get as close a match as possible.
I have a Raspberry Pi Zero running Retropie, it runs most MAME and Neo Geo roms pretty well. There are occasionally some MAME ones that don’t work though.
I looked for romsets and could only find some that were about 68gb. So my question is what should I look for to get the most common, or popular, games running? I don't really need thousands of slot machines lol just the good games from the late 70s- mid90's will do. Thank you for your time sir 👍
Hi. The latest versions of Mame have the biggest downloads for the full rom sets. If you go back a few versions the download size comes down quite a bit. Mame 2003 (0.78) is a common set for Raspberry Pi systems and that comes in at around 30GB for the full rom set. Other than that you can try downloading individual games but you do need to make sure you get the parent roms. I hope this helps.
Hi. Sorry it's a bit wordy. I do plan to do a video showing how to get single games running which will cover a lot of this material as well. I'll make sure that uses more diagrams.
I've always found arcade/mame confusing and even frustrating. The easiest way I've found was using fightcade and a script that automatically downloads the proper rom sets for final burn neo. I then use retroarch/emulationstation to play the game. Might sound a little complex but it works!
A quick question. When you mention using a 'reference set'. Are you saying that a Merged Rom set is easier to use for beginners? Just a little confused there with the terminology. Thanks
Sorry. A reference set is really just a complete set of all the ROMs you need. Sometimes you get update sets that just contain the ROMs that have been updated, so these won't let you install the games fully without a full (reference) set. Merged and split really refers to how the ROM files have been organised inside the download. Both will work equally well. Merged tend to be easier to find and are smaller downloads.
Have a look at ruclips.net/video/KkLosR5Zx3E/видео.html. Installing a full Rom set will give you ALL the arcade games including the classics. It's the easiest way to get a working setup.
Isn't there anything smaller to get started? These merged sets are very large. I was looking for something smaller because I don't have a large hard drive.
A lot of people have been asking this. Yes there is a way. I'll make a video on it. Spoiler...download a full non merged romset. You can use each game file individually.
I am running Batocera on an i5 PC through a USB thumbdrive. How can I (for example) download the correct MAME emulator (does it not already exist on the Batocera OS?), and let's say for now, I just want to download Galaga, not 1000's of MAME games. Do you have a video that helps with getting started with just one game? Thanks for your time.
Hi. You're right. I probably need to do a video on arcade setup. Yes, there are Mame cores in Batocera. Ideally you'd match the core with your game ROM version. You can use single game ROMs by copying them over to the correct game folder. A lot of games will work with a number of Mame versions, especially the older ones so just give it a try. If a game complains that it's missing some rom files you'll need to find the parent game and install that as well. Again a lot will work with just the single game rom. Good luck!
Launchbox has a great Mame installation system. Get hold of a rom set first, then install Launchbox, then run the Mame installer inside Launchbox. Have a look at ruclips.net/video/KkLosR5Zx3E/видео.htmlsi=K7TBy58pa3XYJw_2
Am i correct in saying non-merged roms have everything that a particular game may need to run... inside the 1 zip file?. This making it easier to delete the game files that you would not use without disturbing the working ability of the other games. !?!
If you have a look here - retropie.org.uk/docs/MAME/. You need the version that matches the emulator you're going to use. I use Mame 2003 with the 0.78 ROM set which works well and is only about 30GB for the full set of ROMs.
Yes. Some of the files will have many parts to the code files. Mame will basically look through the folders and work out whats there. Just make sure you don't change any of the actual file names.
Hi. If you've got a set of game zip files you're ready to go. If the zip file contains lots of individual game zip files you'll need to get those out of the archive. Once you've done that have a look at this video. ruclips.net/video/KkLosR5Zx3E/видео.html
@@BytesNBits Thank you! I finally made it I have downloaded all files and I dont know what to do. In fact, only one (a big file with a lot of zip files) is needed
@@wilsonng7554 Hi. If you have a look at ruclips.net/video/KkLosR5Zx3E/видео.html it will walk you through using Launchbox to get everything all set up. This is the easiest way as it will install and setup Mame and import all your games automatically. make sure you've unzipped the big file so you have a collection of individual game zip files.
I have problem. There is a game Hyper Duel from Techno Soft. And there are two rom sets of it: hyprduel "Japan set 1"(parent one) and hyprduel2 "Japan set 2"(clone one). I did a lot of searches but couldn't find any specific description of each. I mean when it comes to something like Bubble Bobble I can see a lot of clarifications like: this is original japanese version, this is some bootleg, that ones are redux hack, Lost Cave mod, USA version ect. Then I simply rename merged zip archive into the name of version wich I'm okay with. But when it comes to Hyper Duel I can't decide should I choose - set 1 or set 2. I spent whole day in searches but nowhere I can find diffrecences list or something. Can someone help me to clarify these?
@@BytesNBits Yes they do(in MAME 0.260 I get message that cocktail mode is not supported for both though, but I guess it doesn't matter). Even MAME itself says nothing about differences. When it comes to emulation I get as much information as I can about glitches, censorship, regional and revisional differences to stick with definitive version. And it's such a headache when there are a few dumps and zero information to determine which one should I pick. :)
@@balalaika8394 It's hard to say what the differences would be. When you run them are they both the same game? If so I suspect hyprduel is the original release. The hyprduel2 may well be some bug fixes to the original release, i.e. code version 2 rather than the second game in the series.
@@BytesNBits yeah that's what I think too. I suppose there is no such wiki or database wich cover these differences. but nevertheless, thank you a lot for responding
Hi. It is a bit of a mind bender. I've made a second video that tackles it from a different angle. Try that one. ruclips.net/video/wtnvlapx4J4/видео.html
I have the whole mame games setup. Over 1200 games but I can't figure out how to get them to run. They keep crash dump the games. IDK does someone knows how to fix it.
Hi. I made a video on how to install and run them in Launchbox on a PC if that helps - ruclips.net/video/KSKvQceg2Gc/видео.html. Or in Retropie - ruclips.net/video/888BKOFtFu0/видео.html I hope these help.
Hi. There are complete downloads out there. Unfortunately I can't provide links to these. Use Google to search for Mame xxx complete rom set, where xxx is the version number.
Try to find a set that offers a torrent download link. You'll need to install a torrent client. I use qbittorrent. Be careful you've got your internet security and malware protection in place and only download the client from the official source - I always feel this is a dodgy area😀. This still give a much faster download speed.
Hi. You can download individual games but you need to be careful you've got all the individual ROMs for that machine. Mostly it works very easily. But sometimes not :)
raspberry pi runs fine on mame .78 (2003)...it's been 18 years now..that's an old rom set..it should be defaulted to mame2010 or (mame .139) or higher..but it's not.
Hi. I guess the Mame2003 set matches the processing power of the Raspberry Pi quite well. Most of the games will work well even on a Pi3. You can switch the Mame version in Retroarch if you want to use a newer set.
@@Stella-ri5ex hi. I've not used Batocera much. I think it uses RetroArch as well so there should be an option to jump into that app. From there you'll need to download the Mame core you want to use. I'm sure there will be a tutorial online to help out. Good luck 😀
Hi. You can download single game roms - search on Google. Try loading them. If they don't work you need to find out what the parent rom is and install that as well.
My advice! Get a local friend who owns MAME to trade roms. Faster to copy a SD card than downloading. I got a friend with so many games I can ask him for anything and copy it. I don't download. I will rip MAME roms from his Pandora Box. 😂
![BLACK BAG - Official Trailer [HD] - Only in Theaters March 14](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Du0Xp8WX_7I/mqdefault.jpg)
I am a first time watcher but this is the most useful video I have seen to explain Mame. I have no idea what you do for a living but with the patience you display and your mild manner you would be an excellent teacher. You come across as someone that has a passion to educate the community. You also come across like you care for the community. Well done.
Thanks and welcome
I never would have imagined that the roms have to match the version of mame! Thanks!
Mame ROMs can be confusing but matching versions as closely as you can always gives the best results.
I had the same issue this channel is invaluable imho
Is there a way to know for sure what version the Mame or roms are? Or is the only way to know is by looking at the file labeled?
I came to play my childhood games but ended up leaving with a PhD in software engineering...bad ass!!
Always good to learn what's going on!
Congrats, professor. :)
🤣
Man's a Legend
this guy's presentation is pretty good. if he's not a teacher of some sort, he should be.
I kept seeing tutorials with all these terms but no one actually ever explained what they are, this video was a huge help 🙏
Glad it was useful.
We need more videos like this. Sometimes no matter how intelligent you are, reading how the emulator and ROMS work is complicated to understand. This is a good video that someone is explaining things to make it easy for you to understand.
Thanks. Good to hear you found it useful!
I wish I had this years ago. Thank you for the interesting and informative video.
Glad it was helpful!
Good overview of what can be a very intimidating topic. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
@@BytesNBits Nice video and i have the roms on my Android phone with Mame4droid 0.139u1.
By the time I found this I already got most of what I want, but now I feel like I can complete my collection!
Great. Have fun with the games.
This was very helpful and interesting. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for making this amazing technical explanation. Now I know whay some of my roms won't work on some MAME versions.
Glad to help
Just built a bartop and have had so much trouble with this. About to watch. Lets see what you got good sir! lol Happy holidays all
Well i was able to understand the trouble im having. I was working while listen and had a crying baby for 5 minutes. I cant wait to watch again and play full attention to understand the issue and how to resolve. Thank uo so much. Your well spoken, knowledgeable and the vieo was of great quality. SUBBED
Great to hear it helped you work it out. Thanks for your kind comments. Have fun with your bartop!
@@cookiesusa3143did you ever finish your bartop
I discovered mame and it's roms way back in 2002. It was a learning process to be sure. Once I figured it out, it became routine. 🙂
Thanks for sharing!
@@BytesNBits your welcome
I know there's a lot of negativity in the comments but just know you're a legend. I'm trying to turn my old pc into an Arcade emulator as a gift for my dad so that he can relive his childhood but its proving to be one of the most complicated things I've ever done. Regardless, your videos are a big help, I'll get there eventually!
Thanks for your comments. Good luck getting it all up and running!
Thank you very much. I played MAME since I was a kid
No problem. Keep on gaming!
Someone with a commonsense explanation. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Broh, Thanks for the Primer 😃👍
No problem 👍
The great thing about MAME is that it supports more than 15,000 titles. The bad thing about MAME is that you only need about 100 of them. You probably already know most of the very best games. In the arcades, the cream definitely rose to the top. For every Galaga, there are about 100 inferior titles that want to be Galaga. Explore, but just have realistic expectations of what you'll find.
Yes. But some of the bad ones are so bad they're worth playing!
It's ok to blink man, your eyes must be on fire
Thanks for the video!
Thanks. And thanks for your concern. I built an autocue for the to camera bits and still trying to get the hang of controlling it while reading while trying not to sound too robotic, etc. I guess the concentration is showing. I'll get there :)
@@BytesNBits The info is great! Very much appreciated. Just thought it was kinda funny when I noticed
the art of making simpler things very complicated
Thanks for the excellent video!
Glad you liked it!
excellent explanation
Glad it helped
wow. incredible video thank you sir
Glad you liked it!
Very informative thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
I fricking love your intro music
Thanks. Shame it's only a short intro piece.
Good to see you be back :)
You are a friend. Thank you.
No problem. Glad you enjoyed it.
This is a great video but absolutely cannot get a working rom set on mame. This is one of those projects you really need someone who knows what their doing to help you out with.
Hi. The ROM sets are out there. Just make sure your ROM set matched your Mame version. Usually get hold of a ROM set and then install the matching Mame.
Thank you very much for your answer, yes, I saw what retropie recommends in the documentation, what I wonder is why it recommends using the "mame 2003" version instead of the "mame 2003 plus", since the mame 2003 plus was designed precisely so that it works better on portable devices and on not very powerful hardware, such as the raspberry pi. Then shouldn't the plus+ version be better for the pi?
I take this opportunity to congratulate and thank you for your videos and website, they are very helpful, and of excellent quality and explanation.
I take your point. The plus version does look like a better bet being a newer version as well.
Great video! Btw, is this guy CG? I couldn’t help but notice that he didn’t blink a single time in 15 minutes, which I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a human do. Random thoughts…
Hi. Why is everyone so concerned about my blink rate? Just getting used to using an auto queue, trying to keep the text scrolling at the right speed, talking etc. all at the same time. I guess there's no more mental power to run the blink code :) I need an upgrade!
@@BytesNBits I'm just messing with you, man. In today's world of deep fakes and photorealistic CGI, which I was once a creator of (sorta), it's not uncommon to consider one's being duped by a video. Since I've never seen a person not blink throughout a 15-minute video, the thought crossed my mind. I didn't mean to offend. :)
@@FunkykeysSR No offence taken...taken...taken. Sorry glitch in the matrix!
Thank you, please keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
Now I understand what parent and clones are...thanks
Great. Can you please explain it to me? :)
Fantastic explanation thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful!
That's why I like Antstream arcade, they don't have all the arcade games yet (if they will at all) but everything just works without Mame emulation it seems. I don't know if they don't use Mame, but you never see and logos from emulators.
Hi. I hadn't come across that one! I suspect this is a Javascript emulator - may well be based on Mame. You can do a lot these days by using the browser as a sort of operating system to run code through.
I hope you mention how 1.xx roms will only work with that version of mame. Maybe I am just dumb but I couldn't get it running until i matched my romset version with mame version, 1.41 in my case. Nice you did.
Hi. Mixing versions can be hit and miss. Generally you'll get some games working across versions but as you've found it's best to get as close a match as possible.
I have a Raspberry Pi Zero running Retropie, it runs most MAME and Neo Geo roms pretty well. There are occasionally some MAME ones that don’t work though.
Thanks for the heads up. I haven't yet tried it on my Pi Zero setup.
I looked for romsets and could only find some that were about 68gb. So my question is what should I look for to get the most common, or popular, games running? I don't really need thousands of slot machines lol just the good games from the late 70s- mid90's will do. Thank you for your time sir 👍
Hi. The latest versions of Mame have the biggest downloads for the full rom sets. If you go back a few versions the download size comes down quite a bit. Mame 2003 (0.78) is a common set for Raspberry Pi systems and that comes in at around 30GB for the full rom set.
Other than that you can try downloading individual games but you do need to make sure you get the parent roms.
I hope this helps.
That was awesome. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is good info .. sadly I'm a strong visual learner, I'm tryna keep up. But I need to know how it visually works. There's a video like this?
Hi. Sorry it's a bit wordy. I do plan to do a video showing how to get single games running which will cover a lot of this material as well. I'll make sure that uses more diagrams.
Yup me too.Its a great video but my brain only heras blaaahhh blaaaah romset romset.
@@gizagoogames2595 Hi. It is a bit complicated but once you get your head around the dependencies it starts to make sense.
I've always found arcade/mame confusing and even frustrating. The easiest way I've found was using fightcade and a script that automatically downloads the proper rom sets for final burn neo. I then use retroarch/emulationstation to play the game. Might sound a little complex but it works!
If it works it's a good solution!
even if you only use retroarch for mame game you still need it to see why it crashes it shows what you are missing out of the box
Hi. Thanks for the tip.
I Think this is useful to Play Mame games on Handheld like Anbernic RG35xx or R35S handheld, i will explore the site you gave us.
Thanks
Hope you get them working.
A quick question. When you mention using a 'reference set'. Are you saying that a Merged Rom set is easier to use for beginners? Just a little confused there with the terminology. Thanks
Sorry. A reference set is really just a complete set of all the ROMs you need. Sometimes you get update sets that just contain the ROMs that have been updated, so these won't let you install the games fully without a full (reference) set.
Merged and split really refers to how the ROM files have been organised inside the download. Both will work equally well. Merged tend to be easier to find and are smaller downloads.
So, I'm still unsure what I need to download and where from to get all the classics from the arcade?
Have a look at ruclips.net/video/KkLosR5Zx3E/видео.html. Installing a full Rom set will give you ALL the arcade games including the classics. It's the easiest way to get a working setup.
Isn't there anything smaller to get started? These merged sets are very large. I was looking for something smaller because I don't have a large hard drive.
A lot of people have been asking this. Yes there is a way. I'll make a video on it. Spoiler...download a full non merged romset. You can use each game file individually.
Thank you, Irish Jeff Goldblum!
No problem
Once you download the reference set, do you then add it to the mame-libretro folder? I am running retropie
Yes. If the download was a single zip make sure you unzip it to get to the individual game zip files. Then copy over to the correct folder.
I am running Batocera on an i5 PC through a USB thumbdrive. How can I (for example) download the correct MAME emulator (does it not already exist on the Batocera OS?), and let's say for now, I just want to download Galaga, not 1000's of MAME games. Do you have a video that helps with getting started with just one game? Thanks for your time.
Hi. You're right. I probably need to do a video on arcade setup. Yes, there are Mame cores in Batocera. Ideally you'd match the core with your game ROM version. You can use single game ROMs by copying them over to the correct game folder. A lot of games will work with a number of Mame versions, especially the older ones so just give it a try. If a game complains that it's missing some rom files you'll need to find the parent game and install that as well. Again a lot will work with just the single game rom. Good luck!
I found the round set that I need but it won't let me download because there's too many files
Does a reference set just come with Bios files? Or does it also come with games and CHD files?
Generally a reference set will contain at least the games and bios ROMs. Quite a few miss out the CHD files as they can be very large.
would it be better to download mame and get it working before adding launchbox or would launchbox need something different?
Launchbox has a great Mame installation system. Get hold of a rom set first, then install Launchbox, then run the Mame installer inside Launchbox. Have a look at ruclips.net/video/KkLosR5Zx3E/видео.htmlsi=K7TBy58pa3XYJw_2
Am i correct in saying non-merged roms have everything that a particular game may need to run... inside the 1 zip file?. This making it easier to delete the game files that you would not use without disturbing the working ability of the other games. !?!
Hi. Yes. Should be fine.
Awesome!
Thanks!
Where can i find full non merged set? I just want to have 100-150 favorite arcade games on my sd card.
Sorry but you'll need to have a search around on the web. The Internet Archive is a good place to try to find information.
@@BytesNBits i did find mame 2003 reference non merged set , is that what I need?
@@Stormmover That should work fine but make sure you use a matching Mame version for best compatibility.
@@BytesNBits thank you
Thank you.
Now I understand AND don't understand MAME. :)
It's a confusing system but once you get it straight in your head it does make sense.
@@BytesNBitsI play arcade games on my Samsung phone and tablet by using mame4droid. It's fun to play those games, and it's nostalgic
Which version should I download for Retropie 4.8 on Pi3? mame 2003 or mame 2003 plus?
If you have a look here - retropie.org.uk/docs/MAME/. You need the version that matches the emulator you're going to use. I use Mame 2003 with the 0.78 ROM set which works well and is only about 30GB for the full set of ROMs.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Is there a working version of Pac Man Royale in existence?
I've not heard of that one. Have a look on Google to see if it's around.
When extracting a Mame file can it also be a subfolder for more files?.....is this normal? What would be the next step? Thank you great video
Yes. Some of the files will have many parts to the code files. Mame will basically look through the folders and work out whats there. Just make sure you don't change any of the actual file names.
I have downloaded full rom set
they are all zip files
what do I need to next in order to make the arcade run?
Hi. If you've got a set of game zip files you're ready to go. If the zip file contains lots of individual game zip files you'll need to get those out of the archive. Once you've done that have a look at this video. ruclips.net/video/KkLosR5Zx3E/видео.html
@@BytesNBits Thank you! I finally made it
I have downloaded all files and I dont know what to do.
In fact, only one (a big file with a lot of zip files) is needed
@@wilsonng7554 Hi. If you have a look at ruclips.net/video/KkLosR5Zx3E/видео.html it will walk you through using Launchbox to get everything all set up. This is the easiest way as it will install and setup Mame and import all your games automatically. make sure you've unzipped the big file so you have a collection of individual game zip files.
Some individual mame ROMs ivedownloaded and they work fine others Re missing files cuz I probably need the whole set.
It's all a bit hit and miss with individual games. Not all the non merged sets are completely correct.
I have problem. There is a game Hyper Duel from Techno Soft. And there are two rom sets of it: hyprduel "Japan set 1"(parent one) and hyprduel2 "Japan set 2"(clone one). I did a lot of searches but couldn't find any specific description of each. I mean when it comes to something like Bubble Bobble I can see a lot of clarifications like: this is original japanese version, this is some bootleg, that ones are redux hack, Lost Cave mod, USA version ect. Then I simply rename merged zip archive into the name of version wich I'm okay with. But when it comes to Hyper Duel I can't decide should I choose - set 1 or set 2. I spent whole day in searches but nowhere I can find diffrecences list or something. Can someone help me to clarify these?
Sorry, I don't know the game. Do they both work?
@@BytesNBits Yes they do(in MAME 0.260 I get message that cocktail mode is not supported for both though, but I guess it doesn't matter). Even MAME itself says nothing about differences. When it comes to emulation I get as much information as I can about glitches, censorship, regional and revisional differences to stick with definitive version. And it's such a headache when there are a few dumps and zero information to determine which one should I pick. :)
@@balalaika8394 It's hard to say what the differences would be. When you run them are they both the same game? If so I suspect hyprduel is the original release. The hyprduel2 may well be some bug fixes to the original release, i.e. code version 2 rather than the second game in the series.
@@BytesNBits yeah that's what I think too. I suppose there is no such wiki or database wich cover these differences. but nevertheless, thank you a lot for responding
"Mame roms Explained"
Me 7 minutes in: EVEN MORE CONFUSED
Hi. It is a bit of a mind bender. I've made a second video that tackles it from a different angle. Try that one. ruclips.net/video/wtnvlapx4J4/видео.html
I have the whole mame games setup. Over 1200 games but I can't figure out how to get them to run. They keep crash dump the games. IDK does someone knows how to fix it.
Hi. I made a video on how to install and run them in Launchbox on a PC if that helps - ruclips.net/video/KSKvQceg2Gc/видео.html.
Or in Retropie - ruclips.net/video/888BKOFtFu0/видео.html
I hope these help.
So mame is basically only for arcade software emulation? 🤔
I think Mame can be used for a number of emulations but in general people use specific emulators for other consoles.
Man. He went deep
Hope you found it useful
@@BytesNBits We kind of want to keep mame a secret, but yes, very good video
I have downloaded MAME roms
all files have 2k, 3k, 4k, 3h, 4h, 5h.......files
I cant play all the games
how can you play the game, can you illustrate?
Hi. I made a tutorial on how to set up Mame using the new easy install feature. ruclips.net/video/KkLosR5Zx3E/видео.html
Thank you.
You're welcome!
What’s the game your playing in your video bro ?
Hi. The intro game is Metal Slug. I can't remember which version, but they are all great games.
How can i use roms rev2. I want to play pokemon alpha Saphir but i can ent zip the date can somebody help.
Hi. What console are you trying to get them running on? I'm not sure what you mean about the date.
is there one file to dowlaod to have all files together i try two days but is very dificult
Hi. There are complete downloads out there. Unfortunately I can't provide links to these. Use Google to search for Mame xxx complete rom set, where xxx is the version number.
after many years can i finally play hydro thunder, Capcom VS Snk 1 &2 ???
Great. have fun!
What is the name of the first game you’re playing?
Hi. That's Metal Slug. The Super Vehicle version I think - there are a few games in the series. Great shoot-em-up!
this guy doesn't blink
How did you start the download from the specific site I've tried at the same site and it says file too large
Try to find a set that offers a torrent download link. You'll need to install a torrent client. I use qbittorrent. Be careful you've got your internet security and malware protection in place and only download the client from the official source - I always feel this is a dodgy area😀. This still give a much faster download speed.
thank you sir,.
No problem.
Como puedo jugar a dolphkng blue... No me corre en el mame 2003
Some games need later versions of Mame to work. Perhaps it's fixed in the latest release.
Yeah when I download a MAMA rom .. normally get a huge list ... like come on couldn't be easy like the 8bit & 16bit roms ..🙃
Hi. You can download individual games but you need to be careful you've got all the individual ROMs for that machine. Mostly it works very easily. But sometimes not :)
Piece by piece this puzzle will be solved...🤯🤣🤣
You don't need a full set of roms...you can cherry pick games but you need to make sure you have all the right files to run the game.
Yes. It can get a bit complicated unless you have a really good romset with all the files in the right place.
I am starting to believe he's a robot. If you notice, he never blinks his eye. 😐
Sorry. My eyelid servos developed a fault during this video. All fixed now.
raspberry pi runs fine on mame .78 (2003)...it's been 18 years now..that's an old rom set..it should be defaulted to mame2010 or (mame .139) or higher..but it's not.
Hi. I guess the Mame2003 set matches the processing power of the Raspberry Pi quite well. Most of the games will work well even on a Pi3. You can switch the Mame version in Retroarch if you want to use a newer set.
@@BytesNBits How do you do that in Batocera?
@@Stella-ri5ex hi. I've not used Batocera much. I think it uses RetroArch as well so there should be an option to jump into that app. From there you'll need to download the Mame core you want to use. I'm sure there will be a tutorial online to help out. Good luck 😀
Has anyone downloaded a "reference set"? just seeing if its worth the time........
Reference or full ROM sets are great to make sure you have everything you need. You can then pull out the games you want.
i just want to play metal slug
Hi. You can download single game roms - search on Google. Try loading them. If they don't work you need to find out what the parent rom is and install that as well.
My advice! Get a local friend who owns MAME to trade roms. Faster to copy a SD card than downloading. I got a friend with so many games I can ask him for anything and copy it. I don't download. I will rip MAME roms from his Pandora Box. 😂
Hi. Whatever way of getting the game files works for you is great.
Lizard person. He doesn't blink once for the entire video
😂
I didn't realize you're supposed to blink while reading. You got see thru eyelids, pal?
@@sumonedum you can't blink while reading? Found another lizard person!
😂
太好了
谢谢你 (Thank you in case Google translate got it wrong!)
Man, this guy looks like he's scared!
Thanks??
5 days,wow
Good to see you again.
@@BytesNBits :)
this is AI
Not sure what you mean?