Thanks for the updated .inf file, I was just about to hack around that by myself, but yours worked without problem. OS Vista 64 business, Vistualdub 1.8.7 (32 bit version). Set

good thing compet-n closed before this was possible I LOVED playing E2M2 Containment Area in Tyson mode, with the difference that I played "Berzerk only". I never competed, but I liked the idea of that playing style. I probably have the demo still around. Also the complete-doom2-skill-1-in-23- …

I would says that this is something for the wiki article on http://dosbox.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php?page=VideoRecording - I would update, and maybe directly link to the main faq afterwards, but not without asking back prior doing so. Simply 'cause about a 3/4 of that wiki article is unneeded …

For the fun of it I did video recordings with "slightly" different settings: cycles=500000 cycleup=250000 cycledown=250000 Right before I start the video recording I boost the cpucycles to two million or three million (or more, but more was yet useless) and then do the thing I want to record. What …

Thx for the lightning fast answer! I only searched for keyword "multithread" "multi-threaded" and the like, and not "multi-core".

Just like the topic... Multithread planned or already possible by self compiling? Currently DOSBox only uses at maximum 50% of dualcore machines, though the sound could be threaded out for sure, maybe even some of the video stuff. I am no C programmer, my skills are from real DOS times and before, …

feralevs, you say: I have the Shareware version of Descent 1 The sharware Version of Descent 1 is known to have bugs. The registered+updated Version works like a charm, even in SVGA (started with descentr -640x480 cmdline).

Tomb Raider 1: Works in SVGA, in VGA I have to select somewhat 75000 CPU cycles, in SVGA I can go up to over 230000 cycles before I get sound problems. F1 switches between SVGA and VGA. Now, what was the key combo to do that nice move... Ah, instead of ctrl+up when hangin' around it was ctrl+shift+ …

I don't know other demos using S3 specific funtions out of my head. I just kept some nicer DOS demos over the years. Joachim

A lot of DOS demos and games used that S3 acceleration thing by that time. Many didn't show it so openly tough, most did rather check what card is in the PC and activated it when it offered the functions.

The website mentions only "minor updates from 0.70, SVGA fixes" For me those fixes enabled a huge load of games to be playable at SVGA. You say "minor update", I say "vast improvement which was needed for a long time." Battle Arena Toshiden works now in SVGA without graphical errors. Older DOS-Demos …