VPX in 64bit - Big Bang Bar (Capcom 1996) by VPW on 4k 120Hz OLED - Virtual Pinball Machine
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มี.ค. 2023
- I've finally went to 64bit VPX setup... It turned out to be quite easy following this guide here: github.com/vpinball/b2s-backg...
with little change from my side: Don't rename the DirectOutput folder to DirectOutput -x86 to avoid problems...
and in addition to this guide, apply the pinup player beta x64 drivers prepared by Neilbuster here:
nailbuster.com/pinupdates/Pin...
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One hint from me after going to x64, if You have a table that uses Alt. soundmode = 2 (old Pinsound) then You'll need to run it in 32bit VPX or set it to Alt. Soundmode 1 or 0 in 32bit and then You'll be able to run it in 64bits without problem.
Need more assistance going from 32 to 64bit ?
Contact me, there is an email in the about section:
/ @allpinballfanatic
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Awesome that you offer to help others, nice work on the video!
Thanks!
Cheers Luc, awesome. I have some work to do to my cab over the easter break by the looks
Go for it!
Great stuff! Looking forward to getting a virtual pinball machine.
Go for it! Tons of fun. The best way imho is to build one yourself. If You'll need some assistance, let me know.
@@AllPinballFanatic Cheers!
Hi Luc , Very interested to see your video re upgrading to 64 bit. I've tried a few times on my cab with varying results. I think my specific issue relates to the location of my B2S files. Using the guide you refer to above , Step 5 , there's a comment for Baller Installer users which reads , "For 🪩Installer Please keep the B2S files in the Tables folder"
My question is , should I create a new folder for the B2S files \Visual Pinball\B2SServer , as the guide suggests or just overwrite the existing B2S files in the \Visual Pinball\Tables folder ?
Any help would be appreciated as this is driving me nuts !!
Fantastic video, thank you! I purchased the LG C2 after watching your videos and I am super amazed with its quality, so thank you for that reference. I currently have the TV come on with IR signal from my pinscape. I can't figure out how to turn it off when I press the PC power button, however. I have a script set to run in my local policy on shutdown, but it never runs when I press the PC power button to shut down. How did you get your TV to turn off? I'm thinking I need to set up another button that runs the TV off script then shuts the PC down, but I'd rather use the power button for both on and off instead of having two buttons.
I have a combination of keys set up as "Turn off TV" so when I select shutdown in pinup popper I click that combination and TV turns off.
@@AllPinballFanatic gotcha, thank you for the reply. I was trying to avoid having to go through software to shut down. I like pressing my PC power button to shut everything down. I guess I’ll keep hunting. Thanks again!
Sure, let me know if You come up with something useful.
Great video! Were you able to resolve the issue with 64-bit vpx where the PUP packs do not play for some tables (ROM tables)?
I did, check out the video description - there is a link to a Nailbuster pup drivers for x64 (inside it there is a text file how to use it.)
Thanks for the video. How do you keep your DMD and back LED matrix from reflecting on your playfield glass?
I'm a 1m86cm tall so I don't see a reflection of the dmd in the glass, if I were 15cm shorter then I would need to figure out something.
EMail sent. =)
Hey Benjamin, reply sent ;)
thanks
You're welcome!
If i have vp6 i cant load this table… à y solution?..
nope, You need VPX, what kind of machine specs You have ?
@@AllPinballFanatic vpx 10.6
You need to let me know a bit more what is the problem You're facing.
But does 64-bit *play* any better than 32-bit?
VPX suffer from memory leaks, so if You play single table for a longer time or You have a very long game then it can run out of memory - crashing, freezing, loosing SSF sounds - it all happen to me with some newer, more demending tables... because 32bit VPX can use 4GB memory only. 64bit app can use a lot more.
@@AllPinballFanatic Is anyone working on the memory leaks?
I think they are not, as there is new VPE in the works those memory leaks are probably not taken care off. Switching to 64bit makes it leak for a longer time before crashing than on 32bit thought ;)
@@AllPinballFanatic is this the Unity Pinball I am hearing about?
Yes, the new VPE is gonna be Unity, I hope there will be something playable at the end of this year in the new VPE, but we will see how's it's gonna go.