Mart wrote:

But in the training-level i can hear Laras german voice and the FMVs are with sound as well.. what's the problem here?

The voices you hear during the ingame cutscenes actually use CD Audio. Can you hear the title music and the atmospheric tracks in your game? If not, you have a problem with CD Audio playback. Try using the MP3 pack instead.

No no, the title-music and as well the background-sounds in the game are fine... it's just that specific dialougue that is missing... 🙁

The whilte screen, I have no idea. I don't believe I changed anything in that area between 1.35 and 1.36, unless you are using the Direct3D option.
You could try reinstalling 1.35 to see if it really is something in 1.36.

The problem with missing sound in the cut scenes is a known one. The easiest solution is to download the audio pack. Or sometimes it helps to select "Enable digital CD audio for this CD-ROM device" from the device's properties dialog.

Yep. it really is something with the 1.36!
To be sure, i completely removed the Glidos-Folder from the harddrive, restarted, installed V1.35, the movies played perfect with Vesa and in Full-Screen.
Then i erased the glidos-folder again, restarted, installed the 1.36 to see the white screen during FMV-playback again.
Now i re-installed the 1.35 for another time and it works, so there must be definetly something in this matter "different" in the 1.36... whatever that could be.. 😕
There is no difference between using Direct3d and OpenGL, the reactions are in both options the same as discribed above, with 1.35 it works, with 1.36 it doesn't.

edit: Off Topic: How's that possible, that you've answered my question three hours, BEFORE i posted it? What is this here, some kind of Star-Trek-time-jump?! 🙄

Are you using the OpenGL setting?

Normally yes, but i've tried it with D3D as well, there's no difference in behaviour, the mistake appears in both settings the same way, in 35 it works, in 36 not.

See if this version is any better. Its just the main Glidos exe file.

Yes, that one works fine, thanks a lot. I'm curious, what was the problem?

v1.35, in windowed mode, used to keep pushing the display window into the top left corner of the screen. The code that did this was the part responsible for making the window the correct size. In v1.36, I made the resizing code maintain the position of the top left corner. The mistake was that I did this for both windowed and fullscreen modes.

Its the wonders of CVS that saved us here. I just viewed all the changes between the two versions, and that was the only change that could conceivably be the cause.

Thanks for picking that up. Nice to have it fixed.

Glidos wrote:

In v1.36, I made the resizing code maintain the position of the top left corner.

Thank you! I can't tell you how annoying that "feature" was... 😉

You think I don't know how annoying it was? 😁