cycles=max Without information about your system specs, any further advice is quite difficult. Well, I'm running windows 7 64 bit, I have an intel i7 930 2.8ghz processor, 2x nvidia gtx 470s running in SLI, and 12gb of ram (I think it's ddr2). Also, setting cycles to max seems to amplify the …

I got KQVII working in DOSBox, but I'm having trouble figuring out the optimal settings, specifically as it relates to the CPU settings. For example, when I leave everything on auto, it runs ok, but then the sound glitches heavily especially when the two rabbits run across the screen at the …

This thread can be deleted. The last place I checked was the known bug list for d-fend, which said it was incompatible with scummvm versions 1.3.x. Sorry.

Just curious, but when is the next release of D-Fend Reloaded coming? The program is awesome; I spent a long time trying to figure out why it wouldn't work with scummvm until I checked the bug page on d-fend reloaded's site and saw that it wasn't compatible with scummvm 1.3.x!

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With DOSBox you're running Sierra's original AGI interpreter, with all of its limitations. ScummVM's AGI interpreter clearly has some additional refinements, but it's still going to be pretty much the same game either way. Gotcha. That makes sense. Still though, when I heard that music in scummvm I …

I think ScummVM is using the Tandy sound system for the AGI games; although it might be doing things to further enrich the sound... but I've never heard a real Tandy, so couldn't say for sure. Setting machine=tandy in the conf file is the easy way to get similar sound in DOSBox. If you don't want …

My favorite all-time game is Space Quest 2. I have always played it on dosbox and loved it. However, recently, I downloaded scummvm (yes, I know I'm posting in a "dosbox" forum), and saw that it supported AGI games, so I tried running sq2 on it just for kicks. To my surprise, the audio in the game …