Hi mgtroyas, You're welcome :) 1) Use the parameter -s:sizeInMB for the convertor, for example (for 32GB packages) convert.cmd C:\eXoDOS\ C:\DBGL\ -s:32768 But please keep in mind that dealing with packages of these sizes can be quite troublesome, and might lead to performance issues on various …

Hello, first of all thank you very much for your hard work, supporting and enhancing it over the time is much appreciated. I finally discovered how to use DBGL to convert REMOVED and REMOVED collections to DBGL game packages, but by default it creates archives of about 16GB, then I have to import …

Only wanted to inform that now I dont have the problem anymore. The ways of Windows are inscrutable.

Taewoong's SVN build has added this patch. I'll try my logitech F710 in X360 mode to test it's effect. http://ykhwong.x-y.net/

I know this is meant to work as AR correction, but without it VMWare Workstation 8 was much better, with Full Display without borders and no AR Problems at the same time. Any way to achive this in VM Workstation 9? Could this possibly have to do with Catalyst Options? (I have a Radeon HD 6570 for …

I have experimented for a long time with virtual machines with various apps like vmware,vpc,virtualbox and i have found out that the host graphics card is indeed used by the virtual machine although it is not passed through.I mean when a game is running inside the vm the gpu core shows great …

rcblanke wrote: May this be relevant? Didn't work. It's some subtle change, as it has worked for more than a year. I'll try to test from others PCs. Thanx anyway.

Seems DBGL can't find the executable... until I open the folder on Windows explorer an then Windows is aware of it! Don't think it's a DBGL Problem, but it's really strange. It's a new DOSBox version I just installed, not ykhwong's one. I need some sleep now. Launching DBGL using 32-Bit VM 1.7.0_05 …

with 5000 games in the list, DBGL spends a couple of minutes loading when running from a network drive. Instead of loading all the images in the list, some kind of dynamic loading while scrolling would be great. At first, this confused me a bit since delayed image loading is exactly what DBGL does; …

Jorpho wrote: Perhaps you have simply updated your graphics card drivers since the last time you tried? Nope, it was just after updating VMware and the VMware tools.

leileilol wrote: I'd really like to see more OpenCL use in emulation myself 😀 I've only seen it used in SVP and some bitcoin crap. Some experimental support exists on Dolphin Gamecube emulator, but I haven't noticed any speed improvement.

Just wanted to note latest VMware workstation 9 3d support has greatly improved. With 8 everytime I ran a game (i.e. Starcraft) on fullscreen, it was stretched to fill the screen and Ihad to leave/enter multiple times fullscreen mode of the VM until it added the black borders to maintain 4:3 AR on …

OMG, I waited so long to see this! I can't believe how great it looks! If only it was D3D... Hey, now there's another thing, there are more damageable spots than the original version too! It has as many damage spots as the Sony PSX version. Perhaps this build uses some code from that version …

I had lot of problems with some DosBox profiles after updating to latest stable version. I've finally found the problem: dosbox executable name in profile is now case sensitive. I had my executables named "dosbox.exe" but I had to rename them to "DOSbox.exe" or I got an error both editing the …

Just a suggestion: an option for, when showing screenshots as a column of the table, stretch them to a fixed width, so they have not different widths depending of the aspect relation of the image. Another suggestion related to screenshots on list view: with 5000 games in the list, DBGL spends a …

Just a suggestion: an option for, when showing screenshots as a column of the table, stretch them to a fixed width, so they have not different widths depending of the aspect relation of the image.

Any chance of having this patch added to the official SVN?

Hello Alexander, First of all many thanks for such a great frontend. I know you must have spent a lot of hard work on it. I'm enjoying it a lot, with all the automated stuff you've developed, making adding a new game a really easy task. I have a quite large collection of DOS games installed under …