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Re: Blood Recordings Fixer

Posted on 2021-03-07, 17:08

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wow... thanks for replying.. 2009!!! 2009!!!! a lot has changed since then: BloodCM BloodGDX and then NightDive's Blood. I'll try to dig up my old tool but honestly it's not that useful since it doesn't fix multiplayer demos... only singleplayer demos.

Re: Recording DOSBox via 3rd party apps

Posted on 2018-07-02, 08:48

First, Daum is broken, very old and unsupported. Try a newer, supported build. 2nd, why not just use the internal video capture? Daum seems to work fine from the pre-built binaries. plays.tv auto captures, auto-tags videos and auto-uploads to plays.tv account. It's pretty much streamlined. Whereas, …

Recording DOSBox via 3rd party apps

Posted on 2018-07-01, 13:56

I like using plays.tv (games recorder) to record short clips of my games. I notice it auto detects when I start up a game and then I see the plays.tv logo/timer at the top-left of my screen. It can even record the SCUMMVM window. Just wondering if it's possible to get DOSBox detected by plays.tv? I …

3X scale plugin not working (on some games)

Posted on 2017-11-27, 23:12

I am currently using DOSBox Daum SVN variant (http://ykhwong.x-y.net/) it's got lots of patches/addons merged into the build. I like the pixelshader/scalar graphical addons. I also like to play in windowed mode. By default, the pixelshader/scalar is Hardware 2X. I sometimes change this to Advanced …

Re: Save States - Proof of concept

Posted on 2015-11-11, 11:29

Just found this post and realised it was posted in 2010. Now it's almost 6 years, just wondering what's the current state of things. Will DOSBox officially get save-states implemented? Will this patch work with the latest SVN 0.74? Also, will it work in multiplayer IPX tunnelled games? That would be …

Re: Dosbox turbo Android

Posted on 2015-06-16, 09:24

Monster Bash runs really really slow compared to other more advanced games like Little Big Adventure & System Shock. Anyway know how to speed up Monster Bash? Also, Alien Carnage (Halloween Harry), the menu freezes and I can't select anything. Anyone else get this problem?

Re: Jack In The Dark

Posted on 2010-03-04, 10:36

Ah, I managed to get fx sound working, just no music under DOSBox... but maybe that's coz I running it on max cycles... Am also trying to get it working with sound under my Libretto 100CT laptop too (has hardware SBPro compatible)...

Re: Portable x86 Device (size of PSP) to play MS-DOS games natively

Posted on 2010-03-01, 09:59

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According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toshiba_Libretto & http://www.silverace.com/libretto/ the mini laptop has hardware Yamaha OPL3 SA3 chip. (My old Sound Blaster Pro in my 1996 big PC had similar sound card too). Yamaha OPL3 SA3 chips are Sound Blaster Pro compatible and DOS & Windows 3.1 and …

Re: Portable x86 Device (size of PSP) to play MS-DOS games natively

Posted on 2010-02-23, 17:21

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Just updating all my followers of finding a "Portable x86 Device to play MS-DOS games natively". Am quite happy with my Libretto 100CT (overclocked to 266MHz, 96MB EDO RAM, 8GB HD) that I bought off eBay. I wiped the harddisk and used MS-DOS 6.22 boot disk to create FAT16 partitions (each is max. …

Re: Portable x86 Device (size of PSP) to play MS-DOS games natively

Posted on 2010-02-12, 19:59

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Menkau_ra wrote: What about PCMCIA SB compatible sound card? Did anybody find something? According to SB website, the first PCMCIA SB card is the Audigy 2... but that's too recent/modern... to have DOS/95 drivers. However, here's an article about SB emulated PCMCIA cards http://www.newtale.com/pp/ …

Re: Portable x86 Device (size of PSP) to play MS-DOS games natively

Posted on 2010-01-28, 11:02

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Just bought myself Toshiba Libretto 100 off eBay. Going to test it out for MS-DOS and maybe FreeDOS also.... and also Windows 98SE. I am planning to get myself a netbook also... and in future an Open-Pandora (once they get better at it ironing all the nacks and crookies - since they're still early …

Re: Portable x86 Device (size of PSP) to play MS-DOS games natively

Posted on 2010-01-26, 16:40

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I might test try netbooks since they now should be USB bootable. Can easily setup a MS-DOS with games on a bootable USB ( eg. with help from http://blogs.sun.com/dragonfly/entry/dos_bootable_usb_flash_drive ) ... and see how it runs... ofcourse taking into account it might be a little sluggish when …

Re: Portable x86 Device (size of PSP) to play MS-DOS games natively

Posted on 2010-01-25, 09:49

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Netbooks aren't pocket size. Well not similar size to PSP and you can't put it in your pocket. DOSBox does require a powerful PC/device to run. Hmm... I'll look into Netbooks.... but will need to do some labs testing on the performance of DOSBox+ games under Netbooks. Other than that... also looking …

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