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I should add there also seems to be a constant buzzing sound on top of all the static.

Does this occur in DSPLLE or only in DSPHLE?

Exact same with LLE. As I mentioned I tried all audio settings possible.

Have you tried progressive scan? It helps in some cases with audio issues (disney planes, snes vc games, etc.).

I did when I was trying to fix some of the gfx issues. No change in sound sadly.

Sounds is still garbled/staticy.

Not only corrupted sound... Graphical anomalies as well including random letters missing from menu items and dialog boxes.

Turn on safe texture cache.

Have the audio changes in the last couple months fixed this?

There was a graphics bug introduced since 4.0.2 that I will bisect.

Nope, there's still a weird buzz + static in HLE or LLE.

This may be fixed in latest development build? A modification to prevent static in HLE was merged... but that wouldn't affect LLE. May as well give it a shot, though.

No it is not fixed.
Still the worst audio from any emulated Wii game.
Can this be accepted?

As a note:
The black borders seen on the game have been fixed with XFB.
D3D needs it set to real and OpenGl can work with it set to virtual.

But of course that alone does not solve all the graphics problems because safe textures is also needed.

Strange. With XFB set to real on DX, Dolphin crashes (4.0 3964). Only with this game. With Virtual, the border is still there. Very fussy game.

@wespipe
Hey. Where is it crashing for you? I tried 4.0-3964

Doesn't even get to wiimote screen. All other games work fine with Real XFB for me.

Does OpenGl + Real XFB work for you?

On OGL+Real or Virtual XFB, I just see a strip from the left side on the right side (instead of a black strip like on DX). So that's actually worse.

It should be noted that 'idle skipping' works fine now for this game.

Can you close the emulator and navigate to Documents and rename the "Dolphin Emulator" folder and try OpenGl again?

The difference we're seeing is either that or because you have an NVidia card whereas I have an AMD card

I have it set to use/write stuff in the local directory. So I'm not sure how I could do suggestion 1.

I also have a Nvidia card and just tried the latest driver with no change in results. I should mention that it causes the driver to crash as well (i get a nvidia driver has recovered error message when dolphin crashes)

Ignore suggestion 1 entirely then so.

So wait you have a Geforce 660 but also another NVIDIA card?
Is there an earlier version of Dolphin which doesn't crash under these circumstances. Maybe some bug was introduced?

No, I only have the 660.

I'll try to find the rev, but don't have too much time these days. Regardless, we do have a 100% crash (on my config). We should be able to track down the error.

@Wespipe you know how to bisect right.

Try A very old build(lets say 4.0.2) if it works find a build in between that and now.
Else try an even older build 3.0 if it works find a build halfway between that and 4.0.2

Rinse and repeat.

Thanks for looking into it.

Can someone rename this to "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles(2013) has corrupted sound"

is this still being worked on? i have tried every config on the planet, i have gtx 970 and an intel 3930k with 16gb ram, so its not like my PC cant handle this. this game the tmnt 2013 by nickelodeon game would be super fun to play but with the sound so messed up it makes it horrible to bother trying.

does anyone know what the specific error is or have any other ideas of what to do or how to fix this?

This may be fixed. Can it be retested?

Just retested across the audio emulation settings; distorted, scratchy audio continue with this title.