When DOSBox is running in the background, the audio sometimes stops. This can be produced sometimes by running OpenMPT and can be continually produced by running other games such as those by PopCap Games . It can also be produced by running multiple instances of DOSBox. Is there a way to stop that …

I have discovered what I think is a bug. The keyboard mapper does not recognize software pause keys. I used other keys including such keys as scroll lock, page up, and multimedia functions and they worked. The pause key, however, does not work when entered via a software keyboard. Anyone that reads …

I have discovered what might be a bug within the keyboard mapper. To reproduce this, use the following steps. 1. Map the pause key to the play/pause media key. 2. Launch a game that uses the pause key for pausing (such as Ubi Soft's Rayman). 3. Pause the game. 4. Unpause the game. 5. Close DOSBox ( …

The sound is not what lags, it is the video. There is one area where the sound does lag, but it is actually the game in general, and I have discovered that that problem is being caused by the disc itself.

The mixer values are indeed all 100:100. I suppose that if it is reduced while the game is running, that might be what is causing the lagging issue.

Maybe try playing with the built-in "mixer" command in DOSBox's emulated DOS. How do I do that?

I installed the game from the CD and it appears to work in the newest version of DOSBox for the most part. It appears to lag from time to time. The weird part though is that the sound effects seem quite a bit softer than they should be. As a minimum, they are certainly quite softer than the music. …

I suppose that you probably went directly from Windows XP to Windows 7 then, eh, MiniMax (That sounds kind of like jumbo-LARGE .)? I suppose that your signature actually answers that question. :blush: Mapper.txt, eh? Hmm, it would appear that I do not have that file. I uninstalled and reinstalled …

That sounds good. I will look at that and see what is in there. Hmm, which file is that. I thought that it would be called conf or something to that effect, but I do not see such a file. Perhaps it is the install one. Hmm #2, I looked at the install file and I see things mentioned about cpp files. …

It would appear that the keyboard in DOSBox has been remapped. What I mean is this: When I press Shift-F1, the keyboard does not look remapped; however, right square bracket = left square bracket and backslash ( a rather important key, a rather important key indeed ) = right square bracket. The left …