If it works in 0.74 then the SVN build you are using doesn't have sdlsound with vorbis support properly built into it.

Hi ripsaw8080,

The official 0.74 is ANCIENT, I use the builds from EmuCR which are compiled from the official SourceForce SVN.
Can you suggest a solution?

EDIT: Compiling a custom build is beyond me.

I've heard that EmuCR builds lack some optional components, and SDLsound is the biggest PITA to build, so not surprising it's left out.

Maybe try the Yesterplay80 Win32 build (URL in signature), which appears to keep up with current source, but I don't know if it has SDLsound working or not.

This might not be a workaround that you're after, but in order to play some of the GOG releases that use CUE / BIN images with compressed audio files, I convert the audio files back to WAV, then burn myself a mixed mode CD. That CD then works on a real DOS PC, and of course also in DOSBox. You could then create an image of that disc if you like.

Likely not what you're after but maybe it gives you some ideas?

ripsaw8080 wrote:

Maybe try the Yesterplay80 Win32 build (URL in signature), which appears to keep up with current source, but I don't know if it has SDLsound working or not.

IT WORKS !!!!
I could kiss you now. 😎

PhilsComputerLab wrote:

I convert the audio files back to WAV

The goal is to create a small CD folder with a OGG/MP3 files to save space, so WAV is a no go.

In fact, the ISO that go along with the OGG's is empty (one txt file inside) and very small (1MB), the game is patched to No-CD, so the folder contains only around 30-50MB of OGG and a tiny ISO.
This is very convenient and effective way to conserve HDD space yet still have a full CD-Audio track, right from DOSBox.