Open up Fusion.ini and where it says ForceCompatibleGFX=1, set that to 0. For some reason, Fusion sometimes takes a while to start up, and I guess it thinks you don't have a video card or something and shuts off most of the video options.
Sorry to bother again, but I'm having trouble with Kega Fusion one more time. Now, it is about movie recording. It's on a different PC than the one I asked before, so forget about the other question. It's running Windows 10, and since a few days ago, I was using Kega Fusion to record movies totally fine. I recorded them, and then re-encoded them back using Windows Movie Maker to make them .mp4 and use them with Davinci Resolve, my usual video editor. But since a few days ago, when I record a .avi with fusion, it only records audio. It makes a .AVI file, but when I run it, it's only a black screen with the audio. If I put it at Windows Media Maker, the video shows up, but Davinci does not recognize the video even if I re-compress it with WMM ( it did before). I tried reinstalling Kega KGV drivers, but it is still the same. Also downloaded VIrtual Dub, but files are HUGE ( around 9 GB!), if I choose a Normal or Fast video processing it does make smaller files, but the black screen is still there, only full video processing fixes that. What do you recommend? I would prefer to keep using Kega as before, why did it go to shit all of the sudden?
Perhaps you need to install the video codec? The file is Fusion364\Video Codec\KegaGameVideo.inf You right click on it and click Install.
