Yeh, this is a known issue with DSP HLE. Can you try it with DSP LLE?

The emulator just closes, want the output?

I get the same issue with HLE but when I switch to LLE the game refuses to display or
start. Both bin/bios/whatever files are in Dump/DSP/

Using: R5394 - Obtained from playdeb.net
OS: Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit
GPU: GeForce GTX 275
CPU: i5 Quad Core, OC'd 3.9 GHz
RAM: 4gb DDR3

Would you please try disabling the LLE JIT (configured within the LLE plugins options)?

the game does not start, here is the output http://paste.ubuntu.com/427291/ is a
little big

15:45:956 Source/Core/Common/Src/MsgHandler.cpp:53 E[]: Warning: Failed to load DSP Rom :
sys/GC/dsp_rom.bin
15:45:957 Source/Core/Common/Src/MsgHandler.cpp:53 E[]: Warning: Failed to load DSP Rom :
sys/GC/dsp_coef.bin

...we really should just make that error out completely.

D'oh

the same result as hle, the problem is with alsa, with AOSound works, but stutters
(cut, my english is bad xD)

It works a bit faster with AOSound.

The problem with the delay is bad interaction with the alsa plugin sending sound to
pulseaudio. If i directly use the alsa hw devices, i don't have noticable delay.

pierre, would you please submit a patch making pulseaudio optional?

So the issue with the sound lagging is because ubuntu natively uses pulseaudio? Is
there a way to set ubuntu to use ALSA or AOSound?

I have no clue why this happens only with dolphin. Something is different in the
alsa-handling to the "regular" alsa users. I'll take a look. In the meantime, i think
the pulseaudio plugin must be setup for use in /etc/asound.conf. Disabling should
only involve commenting the blocks for the "default" devices, like this:

#pcm.!default {

type pulse¶

#}

#ctl.!default {

type pulse¶

#}

The "!default" may be just "default".
I don't have ubuntu around here, so i don't know exactly how it configures alsa to
use pulseaudio.

Okay, figured it out: the pulseaudio plugin offers a "hardware" buffer of ~1 minutes
worth of samples, which needs to be filled before it can be sent off to the
pulseaudio daemon and then to the hardware. Should be fixed in r5439.

Please relook the fix, it creates stutters in games like RE4 & RE:UC. My OS is windows
7 x64.

Ummm.. that code is not used on anything other than Linux, at least i'd be surprised
if someone had ported the Advanced Linux Sound Architecture to Windows. Anyways, on
Windows you may be better off using DirectSound.

thanks