Tested (well, played through Monkey Island) today and seems to be rock stable with the usb midi interface and softmpu. I tested a bit with direct uart midi in on the raspberry but it didn't work reliably. Maybe my raspberry midiboard is not that good. There were problems while etching and I had to …

Now I tested it with SOFTMPU and even the cheap Midi cable seems to work flawlessly

As I understand it- the sysex messages setting reverb- instrument bank and other properties are sent once at the start of a midi track. If I restart fluidsynth or munt during playback to switch soundfonts, it is not aware of these settings anymore until the midi starts and sends its settings again. …

I designed, etched and built a board based on some images from the web. 15169804802591909053162.jpg It is a Gameport Midi splitter with Gameport through and Schmitt-Trigger Inverter buffer. Works, but my Midi to USB cable is not working with Munt. It is working with GM though, so maybe it is just …

Hello, I'm building a SoftSynth box with the Raspberry Pi 3 right now and want to share my progress in hope to get some input from you. This video explains what is done so far: https://youtu.be/_VYdw-AfNGc 20180206_114110.jpg 20180206_103622.jpg IMG_0002.JPG 2nd video: https://youtu.be/gAG-GwYeTpc …

Thanks a lot! 😀

Hi, are those still available somewhere? The links on the first page seem to be dead.

gdjacobs wrote: I've got my LCD output going using a hacked version of the ALSA console application. It's not anything special, but if anyone wants a copy just ask. Could you upload your changed sources or a patchfile somewhere please? Maybe create a fork on github. Thanks.

Try 320x240 in software mode. Should run fine.

Not sure if this is the right category, but I wantet to share with you my laser engraved/cut versions of the Monkey Island 1 and 2 copy protection dials. Filename 20171121_001422.jpg File size 2.65 MiB Views 553 views Filename 20171121_001405.jpg File size 2.6 MiB Views 553 views Filename 20171121_ …

I don't think they are. You can play the game from the disks. If I put in a disk withe the exe and some random lfl files, it asks for disk1. So no need to install it to play. Also the manual states for installation, that you just have to copy all files from the disks to the hdd.

leileilol wrote: You'd need more than just the floppies... What else would I need? I thought it is a question of distributing the lfl files on the 4 floppies in the right order.

fitzpatr wrote: The easy answer is to download a copy of the software as it exists on Floppy. You can get a directory listing that way. There are no 3.5" floppy images of the 4 Floppy VGA version I can find. Also, I don't want to download anything illegal. Just want to make a floppy version from my …

Hello, This is my first post here. Hope somebody might be able to help me. I have the CD version (VGA) of Indiana Jones and the last Crusade, but I would like to play it on a PC that only has a floppy drive (3.5"). This version should be identical to the 4 Disk 1.44MB Floppy version, but the lfl …