Does this happen consistently, or just some times?Hmm...it may sound as a stupid question, but still...are you sure it's skipping the audio? The main menu theme in F-Zero GX is actually supposed to sound like it's reskipping the first couple of seconds (youtube-clip with proof) It took me quite a while to realize that, as the first times I played that game on swiss/early DML revisions, there were audio skips everywhere.hey guys, i hate to repost a question i had from the other day but i cant seem to find an answer/solution... im using r42 with a 2gb micro formated fat16 (which i believe is 32k clusters) and so far everything has been perfect, but when i play f-zero it has audio skipping in the main menus. other than that it seems flawless. is the audio skipping just cus im forced to use 32k clusters instead of 64k? is there a huge difference between 32 and 64? if anyone else has had this issue with later revisions or knows why i might be having this problem please let me know. and its not even a huge issue, but from what i had read it seemed that everyone was running f-zero perfectly by this point. thanks in advance!
If not...I don't know if there is still any difference between 32 and 64k clustersize left. There was quite a difference on r21, but that was quite some revisions ago.
haha, well i DID notice that skipping audio thats supposed to be there. and no thats not what im talking about. the music in the MAIN menu, and also in the vehicle selection screen is just like garbled... but once you get to the track selection screen its fine. and the ingame audio is fine as well. and once u exit out of a race and back to the main menu it seems fine sometimes... im thinking my 2gb micro is just a LITTLE too slow. its the only game ive had any issue with with r42
I played this game to death up to some 4-5 years ago, until I was able to beat all the cups in Master difficulty and the story mode in easy mode (that takes a lot of persistence), and I can tell you that the menu music would occasionally sound like it had static on it. This was not unlike when you are not perfectly tuned on a radio station and was quite noticeable. It use to bug me but, like you said, it would go away once inside the game. This was, of course, with the original disc, and it did not happen always.
This might be what's going on.
hey buddy, thats EXACTLY what its like. sometimes it sounds like static on a radio on the main menu. I also own the original disc, but all my gamecube games are like 300 miles away from me