Re: Mim-One more thing...
Posted on 2004-04-16, 10:14
Feels like bein' in ol' Babel!
Re: Off topic: I miss the lama :-(
Posted on 2004-04-15, 16:23
If it were that easy there would be no sociology. Besides, there is still a genetic factor which is not yet well understood. I would be more cautious with such remarks.
Re: Off topic: I miss the lama :-(
Posted on 2004-04-14, 20:15
Re: It came from the Desert - MPU-401
Posted on 2004-04-13, 19:58
It works very well with "It came from the Desert". Sadly, Cinemaware didn't put much effort into the PC version so the sound is still inferior to the Amiga version. Hail to the Master of the Intelligent Mode!
Re: What happened to Nicht Sehr Gut?
Posted on 2004-04-13, 08:29
Heheh, my plan is working perfectly... Now I just need to eliminate a few more and I'll be king of VOGONS I knew you were behind it. But be warned, there is no perfect crime.
Re: It came from the Desert - MPU-401
Posted on 2004-04-12, 22:45
I forgot, but it makes no difference. I have to add that I lack any install program belonging to the game but replaced the Adlib driver with the Roland driver in the game configuration file manually. So perhaps something isn't configured right then.
It came from the Desert - MPU-401
Posted on 2004-04-12, 19:22
It came from the Desert doesn't work with the Roland option. I get no sound at all, neither from the Windows Softsynth nor from my MT-32. I guess it must be some issue with the emulation of the MPU-401. I tried with DosBox 0.61 (and CVS).
Re: Norwegian Keyboard Problem
Posted on 2004-04-12, 14:27
xkeyb.com seems to work perfectly. Download it here: http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/fre … yb/xkeyb19x.zip
What happened to Nicht Sehr Gut?
Posted on 2004-04-11, 16:29
Until the 15th of November last year he posted some 5 posts a day (total posts 3700) and then... silence. What happened to this extremely eloquent forum member who seemed to know every DOS game in existence?
Re: MT-32 emulator available again!
Posted on 2004-03-28, 00:18
Sorry to bother you with this, of course you were right. By the way, the new version sounds great. Have you increased the reverb? The trumpet is also much improved.
Re: MT-32 emulator available again!
Posted on 2004-03-27, 23:15
Are you sure the binary is correctly updated. On downloading, I still get 15th of March as date for the Dosbox binary.
Re: Wing Commander 2, DosBox CVS-20040116
Posted on 2004-03-12, 13:21
Oh yes, I can't wait to fly the Broadsword again. All I have to say is: Die, Furball! (But Wing Commander 1 is still my all-time favourite)
Re: Wing Commander 2, DosBox CVS-20040116
Posted on 2004-03-12, 08:43
This is incredible, I waited so long for WC2 to work and all it takes is to run loadfix. Maybe it could've run under Dosbox a year ago.
Re: Where to get GUS patches
Posted on 2004-02-15, 12:57
Take a look here, these are the original drivers with patches included. http://www.filelibrary.com/Contents/DOS/38/7.html (I currently cannot access the address and I'm not sure if it's the exact location, perhaps you need to search for GUS)
Quality of current MT-32 emulator
Posted on 2004-02-13, 00:50
The new release sounds much improved. Prince of Persia 1 music is now crystal clear and so good that I can hardly make out any differences to the original MT-32. The same goes for Monkey Island and Ultima Underworld. Some problems remain, though. In the Prince of Persia 2 intro there are some very …
Re: Clarification
Posted on 2004-02-06, 14:29
Furthermore, I think most people using DOSBox are DOS veterans since there are only few people wanting to play really old games if they didn't play them at the time they were created. Everyone who used DOS should be able to cope with DOSBox. Things were a bit more complicated back then and Graphical …
Re: Virtual Modem
Posted on 2004-02-06, 12:41
It seems indeed that the virtual modem is not yet entirely ready for games. Using Fizzban's little patch I can get a connection in Warcraft but it breaks down after some seconds. Datarates used were 9600 and 19200 baud (14400 not available).
Re: CVS Builds (every 2nd day)
Posted on 2004-02-06, 12:05
Lo and behold! It worked. Thanks a lot, Fizzban.
Re: CVS Builds (every 2nd day)
Posted on 2004-02-06, 01:18
It's really mysterious. I have played around a bit with the path variable and it works excellent for SDL.dll. If I supply the path for SDL.dll ./configure runs smoothly, if I don't, it fails. Same for GL.h or others. But I can supply a bunch of paths for SDL_net.dll or .h and they never can be found …
Re: CVS Builds (every 2nd day)
Posted on 2004-02-05, 22:33
Somehow there has to be a problem with MSys here. Whether I copied it there or it "went" there, SDL_net.h is in /local/include/SDL and SDL_net.dll is in /local/lib. I also supplied a path to the SDL_net source.
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