Like I wrote earlier all DOSBox versions I've tried crashes if I use normal fullscreen (at desktop resolution), like I said; could be because I use two screens or something, that's why I use fullborderless. And it works fine. I've must've been tired, I of course meant 1920x1080. I didn't do …

For proper dosbox experience with 4:3 ratio and accurate pixel scaling: output = opengl //Yes, it uses bilinear filtering which is important for accurate pixels, that's why "normal5x forced" is used. fullresolution = 1440x1080 //Important for some games to retain 4:3 ratio, I use 1600x1200 on a …

Using normal fullscreen (at desktop resolution) crashes DOSBox for me (with all versions I've tried), it could have something to do with the fact that I use two screens. That's one of the reasons I installed ECE so I could use fullborderless and it works fine. Aspect is set to true, scaler is set to …

Yes, is too low... but this is caused by doublescan; with output=surfacepp it works fine, but with that you can use only scaler=none i'll test it soon with a different display (a 2k display) Ah, that makes sense then. However, since I don't use any scaler I tried switching to surfacepp and I still …

Yeah, both my windowed/fullborderless DOS prompt is scaled to 1280x800 (i.e. upscaled from 640x400) which is a ratio of 8:5. My 'windowresolution' is set to 'desktop'. 'scaler' is set to 'none'. The ECE readme mentions: "Whereas the standard PARs are themselves ratios of small integers, this mode …

Any idea why (when using fullborderless/openglpp/aspect=true at 1920*1080) DOSBox ECE doesn't render the dos prompt window in 4:3? It's still 8:5 there. But if I start a 320x200 game, lsl 1 for an example, then the screen renders at 4:3 (4:3.125).

I ran the hack for ~10 minutes and it seems to work fine! Played some Strip Liars Dice and also walked back and forth extensively between the promenade decks (as it seemed I could make it happen most often there when the scratch-n-sniff card came up at the same time Peggy was humming her tune.) and …

Yes, I've tried setting the sbmixer to false and like you said it has no effect regarding the distortion. Changing location to get rid of the crackling doesn't help when it starts during dialogue or scripted parts. It totally kills the mood. Oh, where can I find more information about this hack? …

So I've installed Leisure Suit Larry 7 Love for Sail and the game works flawlessly save for one major issue; the audio gets crackly and distorted from time to time. It does fix itself (I think when you change locations) but it's really annoying, especially during dialogue. I'm currently using DOSBox …