On Windows 7? You're stuck without music as MCI CD audio playback is apparently regressed in 7. Outlaws uses Redbook music.

I could easily make Turok 1 and 2 run on modern PCs, but I think I reached a dead end for South Park. 🙁

Well, i made progress on the part of Outlaws.. got the music working and figured out the key "SourcePath="D:" has nothing to do with music playback within the game.

Found out that track1 on my CD had bit corruption and since it was the track used by the game to replay music, nothing was working as it should. So i had to get a CD image elsewhere to fix the problem, found out that even though i setup a virtual CD-Drive as D: it would not play music.. but would run the game, it wasnt until i Burned a copy of the image and put it into an actual CD-Drive that the music started playing.

So what i found out is that "SourcePath" isnt connected to the music portion of the game and without any form of CFG files connected with the game, my mission of trying to get this game to play without a CD inserted is going to hit a very dead end right here.

Oh and about SouthPark, its going to need someone with debug'ing abilitys to figure out whats going on with that game.

It dosnt give off any error codes, and the process just terminates after a short period but since it uses a engine that is known to work it should be fixable by someone who knows programming.

Maybe ask at assemblergames forum, someone there fixed Ford Racing 2 not booting!

i took a quick look at the assemblergames forum but i cant really figure out where i should ask without making an idiot out my self as it seems to be more Console oriented..

Bumping my old thread with another related problem.

After re-installing Outlaws recently, i cannot for the the life of me get the d3d patch to work on my new computer.
I can install the game with the german made 64bit installer or by doing it in a WMWare machine and i can play the game just fine but when i try to run the d3d patch on my own computer, it complains that it cant find the game (so im guessing its a reg entry problem) i then decided to try it on the WMWare machine running XP that installed the game normaly and it works perfectly there.

So i move over the installed folder from the WMWare machine to my Win7 installation, export everything from the reg on the winxp wmware machine with anything related to "LucasArts or Outlaws" and add them to my Win7 reg on top of the reg files allready added by the german installer thingy... aaaaaand no dice' the resolution is still capped at 1280xsomething instead of going all the way up to 2000xsomething as it does on the WMWare machine.

So what im asking or praying for here' is abit of assistance from someone who's abit computer savy on the more technical side'

What i want to know is what the D3Dupdate for Outlaws actualy does? what reg entry keys does it change? what files does it unpack? if anyone is kind enough to take a stab at this, the file is here: http://www.lucasarts.com/support/update/outlaws.html

anywho..any help would be sweet here'

Chances are that even if you do get this patch working it will display nothing but garbage on the screen. This was the case for me with both Nvidia and ATi.

I managed to get Warlords III: Darklords Rising running with the CD audio on my Win7 machine by making a cue/bin image and mounting it in Daemon Tools. I had to initially install it on my XP box and transfer the files, then swap the drive letters around so my virtual drive would be D, but it was worth it.