Great news, and I only got it now. A big hand for the DOSBox team!

wd wrote: Attached here, copy it over the .inf file from the 0.72 release. Sorry for the wait, man. Good news: with your shit, it just worked absolutely completely and incredibly flawlessly here, on Windows Vista Home Premium 64bit. Thanks for trying. 😉 Let me know if I can help somehow else.

wd wrote: I can put up some test installer (.inf file replacement). If you do and you want me to test it in my Vista 64, send it over!

wd wrote: Anybody wants to help doing some (quick) testing on this? I'll try again at home when I can (weekend probably). I did try that before but maybe I did something wrong, I'll undo everything and start over, make notes.

well you probably never searched for it, but various ports exists :) maybe not specificly for windows mobile, but there are various ports for phones and phonelike things I had assumed it was pretty impossible to even consider it, but now I see a Pocket PC DOSBox.... that's pretty awesome, I'll keep …

I know this is probably a stupid and obvious question but I'm very curious. I see these new smartphones packing so many cool applications, so isn't anybody considering porting some form of DOSBox into Windows Mobile 6? Probably there's no phone with enough processing power to run most DOS games, but …

wd wrote: Wow6432Node is the registry path that 32bit usermode applications are redirected to (why this doesn't work for the codec installation i don't know). What should I do?

http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=20242 I have not checked out the details, so if you have more info/experience on this please let us know. I ran some testing on a Vista 32bit machine and it works perfectly, it's the installation of th ZMBV on Vista 64 that's wrong. On that link, Papazark said …

He said he can capture images, so write permissions should be fine. He could have changed the image capture path before, no? Actually he could have changed a number of settings in dosbox.conf that might have spoiled the video capture of course. I suggest you open dosbox.conf and take a look, it …

I can't seem to record a video of my DOS game. I can record sound and take screenshots, but no video, what is wrong? I get no error messages. If you're on Windows Vista, and you used the DOSBox regular installer, you can't record videos right off the bat. As far as I know, Vista won't let …

Well, yes, didn't serve me though. I might have done something wrong too as I wasn't sure what registry entry was misplaced. But I'm pretty sure I've done exactly the other user mentioned... Edit: Maybe you can help me out? Know which entry I should change and where, in the registry? *That* wasn't …

And if you use the dosbox installer, you also get a zmbv codec installer. With that you can use virtual dub without a problem. Or just maybe vlc can act as a frame server for virtualdub... I did use the DOSBox ZMBV installer, it didn't do the trick. I've seen this problem mentioned elsewhere too ( …

MiniMax wrote: Why is it that so many people do not understand that bigger pixels != higher resolution? Wow how picky... I want the video frame to be scaled up, no matter the resolution. As sharp as it is, it's hard to read the texts in modern screens. Happy now?

I seem to have the same problem when using VirtuaDub but I wouldn't know how to correct a registry entry. Edit: umm actually I attempted to repeat papazark's idea by adding that missing "zmbv.dll" entry to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Drivers32, but it …

Okay, so I'm guessing there's no way to do it directly from DOSBox? About the VirtualDub suggestion, it's a great program really, but it's not being able to understand my DOSBox ZMBV avi files. I guess I can figure that out though.

Hello guys. I'm trying to capture gameplay video here, from Sid Meier's Covert action. According to Windows Explorer, the resulting file has a resolution of 320x200, and it does look that small when I play it on VLC. I actually play the game scaled up 3x instead though. So my question is, can I …