Press the ESC key, highlight File, then select Save.

The PC speaker emulation seems to cause clicking even in the Windows desktop when playing Wizardry 7. After applying the patch, I noticed a few clicks when alt-tabbing and it stopped occurring after a short period of time. Then I disabled the turnoff and the clicks occurred all the time when …

mountain_hare wrote: I thought as much. I've downloaded Audacity. But won't that mean that the sound from the game will be recorded twice (once from Dosbox, and once from Audacity through my headsets?) Audacity shouldn't record the game if you configure it properly.

Nice that you somehow got it working. Either you changed something within the last few minutes, or your computer only displays DOSBox properly when it feels like it...

What is your fullresolution setting?

If anyone is having a problem with certain PPL percussion instruments looping improperly, I suggest using these replacement patches. They're the same as the original PPL 1.61 patches, but with the looping disabled.

well our pc speaker emulation keeps it's last value active. (so that the low part). Then it detects that it hasn't changed in a "long" time and turns itself off. (which results in a jump to zero). The correct image would be even a bit different. It would be a slowly converging line towards zero. so …

yes, that is the exact turning off of the speaker. the jump at the back is the click you hear. Right. I was really referring to the section between the sound and the "pop." As you can probably tell, it is the part during which the speaker is silent, but still activated. I don't think a real PC …

btw do you have a special game in which it is very audable ? It's been ages since I tested the fix It's audible in pretty much every game that uses the PC speaker. If you need a specific game to test this, I would suggest King's Quest I (AGI) or II. The click occurs about one second after every …