this is what i have tell me what im doing wrong thanks

--Command line is: D:\package\daphne.exe mach3 noldp
--CPU : AuthenticAMD 1800 MHz || Mem : 1024 megs
--OS : Windows NT/2000 || Video : NVIDIA GeForce3
Set 640x480 at 32 bpp with flags: 0
Initializing sound system ...
No joysticks detected
Loading ./roms/mach3/m3rom4.bin ... 8192 bytes read into memory
Loading ./roms/mach3/m3rom3.bin ... 8192 bytes read into memory
Loading ./roms/mach3/m3rom2.bin ... 8192 bytes read into memory
Loading ./roms/mach3/m3rom1.bin ... 8192 bytes read into memory
Loading ./roms/mach3/m3rom0.bin ... 8192 bytes read into memory
Loading ./roms/mach3/mach3fg3.bin ... 8192 bytes read into memory
Loading ./roms/mach3/mach3fg2.bin ... 8192 bytes read into memory
Loading ./roms/mach3/mach3fg1.bin ... 8192 bytes read into memory
Loading ./roms/mach3/mach3fg0.bin ... 8192 bytes read into memory
Loading ./roms/mach3/m3target.bin ... 971776 bytes read into memory
Loading ./roms/mach3/mach3bg0.bin ... 4096 bytes read into memory
Loading ./roms/mach3/mach3bg1.bin ... 4096 bytes read into memory
NOTE : RAM file ./ram/mach3.gz was not found (it'll be created)
Booting ROM ...
PR-8210 : reject received (ignored)
Play
Search to 1 received
Search success!
Search to 1 received
Search success!
Saved 4096 bytes to mach3.gz
Shutting down sound system...
Shutting down video display...

Obviously you haven't read any of the documentation. Your log file indicates that you haven't configured mach3 at all.

You have to specify an laserdisc player. Right now you are running Daphne with "noldp" which does nothing.

You can specify a laserdisc in the Daphneloader by clicking on "config."

If you are using an MPEG, you will need to set the laserdisc player to "VLDP," and then specify a framefile. You will also need to make sure that your framefile has been setup properly. Open the Mach3 framefile in a text editor, and look at the first line. It must point to the location where your M2V file is stored. I recommend that you make the first line just a period, then place the file in the same directory as your M2V file. I don't know why more people don't do this, it is the simplest, most straightforward way to do it.

If you have no idea what an M2V or a framefile is, then I suggest reading the documentation (available on this website) before continuing.

-Jeff "etumor" Allen

I played every version known of this game, but i don't get how you can get a high score more than 324,596, or between that range, i am trying to score higher than 300,000 even the diagnol moves that you are able to do on the game don't help much, is there another way?