This page is for the 2000 PlayStation port,[1]. For the 2002 game by Melbourne House that was released for the PlayStation 2 and PC, see Le Mans 24 Hours.
Availability[edit]
| Source |
DRM |
Notes |
Keys |
OS |
| Retail |
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Game data[edit]
Configuration file(s) location[edit]
Save game data location[edit]
Video settings[edit]
Input settings[edit]
Audio settings[edit]
| Audio feature |
State |
Notes |
| Separate volume controls |
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Game music, Sound effects, Menu music. |
| Surround sound |
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Mono and stereo only. |
| Subtitles |
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| Closed captions |
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| Mute on focus lost |
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Network[edit]
Multiplayer types
Issues unresolved[edit]
Game crashes in le mans 24 hour game mode[edit]
Issues fixed[edit]
Game crashed in loading screen[edit]
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Using nGlide[citation needed]
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- Download newest version of nGlide and install it.
- set lemans.exe in Windows98 / ME compatibility mode
- Go to the video game options and select the glide renderer
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Main Menu Runs Very Fast[edit]
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Use a DirectX wrapper
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- Download the latest version of dgVoodoo 2 and extract the archive.
- Open the
MS\x86 folder and copy DDraw.dll file.
- Paste the files into the game installation folder <path-to-game> where the game executable is.
- Set lemans.exe in Windows98/ME compatibility mode
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Other information[edit]
| Technical specs |
Supported |
Notes |
| Direct3D |
7 |
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| Glide |
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The menu is always rendered in Direcxt 7 no matter how much GLIDE is selected |
| Executable |
32-bit |
64-bit |
Notes |
| Windows |
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System requirements[edit]
| Windows |
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Minimum |
Recommended |
| Operating system (OS) |
98, Me, 2000, XP | |
| Processor (CPU) |
Intel Pentium II 333 MHz
| Intel Pentium III 600 MHz |
| System memory (RAM) |
64 MB |
128 MB |
| Hard disk drive (HDD) |
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670 MB |
| Video card (GPU) |
16 MB of VRAM
DirectX 8.1 compatible
| 32 MB of VRAM |
Notes
References
