The South Koreans did some pretty phenomenal things with the OPL2... One of the most impressive things I've ever heard from the Adlib: http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/9/1/1401201/98dont.mp3 from Ys II Special, a semi-remake of the classic Falcom game, only available for DOS in Korea. Apparently …

I need software for Windows, not for Linux. I was also irritated when I read about the Audacious plugin - I just recently switched back to Win XP after some time realizing I wasn't cut out for even Puppy Linux - but I poked around and was delighted by what I found. http://adplug.sourceforge.net/ …

wd wrote: What droplay do you mean? I'm referring to the executable linked in this topic, which to my knowledge is the only way of playing DRO files captured with recent versions of DOSBox.

Great work as usual! Just checking, this version has improved dro capturing - that's to catch the drums that sometimes got missed in previous versions, correct? And I shouldn't have to modify anything in the config file to get the optimum sound when capturing the dro files or dumping them to WAV …

2. no need to recapture them. (but you should wait till the next version as the current version of dro and dosbox missed some drums under special occassions). That might explain why I thought I heard a problem with drums, despite not having the kind of ear for picking out problems in music. Thanks, …

Hey, I have a few questions about .dro, and this seems like the most recent topic on the subject. Forgive me if I'm adding clutter to the dev forum. 1. Is that droplay.exe currently the only music player that supports .dro captures from the most recent version of DOSBox? 2. When a .dro files is …

DosFreak wrote: There can be no higher video quality. The video captured is the same video you see on the screen. Really? Then I guess Youtube really doesn't like DOS games/the ZMBV codec...

I hope this isn't covered in another topic.. I love DOSBox's built-in video recording/conversion feature, spitting out nice compact avi files, but I don't quite understand the relation it has to the codec (and I don't really understand codes in general, to tell the truth). Is there any way I can …