I found a bug in my soundfont with the standard strings, it didn't loop correctly. I have resolved this and uploaded the 1.1 version of ProteusGM: https://onedrive.live.com/?id=2560AB987048B49F%211219&cid=2560AB987048B49F&group=0&parId=root&authkey=%21AL5sl_PcT_-iV_4&action=locate Amazing work …

mateusz.viste wrote: I'd like to mention another (quite recent) MIDI player for DOS: http://dosmid.sourceforge.net/ It has very low requirements, and works with MPU-401 interfaces as well as ADLIB, SB or even RS-232 attached synths. Thank you for this, very good stuff. Works well with large files.

My favorite one is CT8MGM.SF2 - it sounds very proper, yet colorful - unlike the more mechanical soundfonts of old.

It only draws a circle and isn't able to reach the four corners.

OndrejSc what kind of a joystick have you got and does control panel trick help you? I am using this circle joystick. The control panel trick does not work for me. I've found this interesting piece of information pertaining to our topic. According to it, Privateer " polls the joystick port ~80,000 …

-> h-a-l-9000 PRIV.EXE crc32=AF895636 -> robertmo So with timed=true and cycles=8000 you can calibrate. Seems to be the solution.

With timed=false, it is impossible to pass joystick-calibration-screen in Privateer, regardless of cycles=auto or cycles=8000. 1. (timed=true) + (cycles=auto) = cursor drift 2. (timed=false) + (cycles=auto) = calibration fail 3. (timed=false) + (cycles=8000) = calibration fail 4. (timed=true) + ( …

Changing timed= didn't help, since Privateer has timed=true hardcoded in its engine.

1. cycles=8000 2. recalibrate joystick 3. problem solved 😀