Yeah your probably right, but as long as you have the hardware listed, your good to go. Usually most demos where written for Soundblaster PCI or Gravis sound cards and could use generic VGA devices. Best bet though is to run em on native hardware. Native DOS era hardware is hard to come by these …

It wasent uncommon though for DIY PC vendors to use demos like these to shock :exclamation: and awe :surprised: potential customers as to the ability of the machine. They are a good meens of testing a machines coping ability with graphics, cpu, memory and sound. They are almost like benchmarks …

Come to think of it I think thats where I got these, hehe 😁 Good ol hardware hacks FT Special effects 😜

Don't emulate it. There is no need. I have played it on XP, XP pro, and XP pro 64 bit. It will run faster, hope this helps. Emulation actually slows a game down substantially. If ther is no need to emulate, run it native.

Figured it out, I had the codec installed but it appears it doesent like X64 as seen in this post: Re: ZMBV Codec Bug&

Thanks a bunch 🙄

I found out about the video capture for DosBox and was messing around with it, what codec are those AVI files? Everything works with dossbox, but when I go to open the AVI files produced from the video capture windows media player nor winamp recognize the video codec, the aidio seems to play fine …

You might check this post out that I created, I uploaded some of the best PC Demos of the 90's written by The Future Crew. The effects are nothing short of stunning! Vintage PC demos from Future Crew

Oh by the way, ervery one of these works and plays through to the end. Keep in mind these programs sometimez utilized hardware microcode hacks so dont be surprised if there is a slight glitch every now and then, but they will for the most part work. They wont damage DosBox or your system in any way. …

These demos by far are part of PC history. Sit back and enjoy these pieces of vintage code! I have never seen prettier plasma even to date, thats pretty awesome for VGA! Future Crew was one of the top demo creators in the 90's. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Future_Crew This is my Tribute to …

What ever you guys did, thank you! The emulation is so fast I cant keep up! You guys somehow made it compatible with X64 as well, thanks so much. Oh BTW even running 9000 CPU cycles Jazz Jackrabbit uses 0% CPU power ion my O/C Dual core Intel running at 3.6 Ghz. With ram running at PC2 7200, …