Okay, just wanted to make sure it wouldn't do something silly like auto-mute a tracked named "bongo Drums" or "bass Drums" on channel 16 if there was a track named "xciting Drums" on channel 10. For safety, I'd check that MIDI channels 11 and 12 were unused as well.

Thank you for looking in to that, and whatever heuristic you are using here does work on those ancient MIDI files. Are you just literally looking for "bDrums" (channel 16) and "xDrums" (channel 10), or is it something else?

Hi, actually auto-detection is also implemented in the only way that is practically possible. Namely by detecting a specific sequencer meta event that such MS dual authored Midi files should contain. Your linked files are missing this specific event (maybe they were modified by other authoring/ …

Hello, here's a minor feature request. Early MIDI devices did not support all 16 channels. You had "Base level" MIDI that only supported channels 13-16 (percussion on 16), and "Extended level" MIDI devices that only supported channels 1-10 (percussion on 10). Later devices supported all 16 channels …

One of the things Stretcher supports is small update regions, used for games that support Dirty Rectangles. A game can redraw a tiny part of the window → Tiny region of the unscaled texture gets changed → Tiny region goes through the pixel shader → Finally, tiny region gets presented to the screen. …

Neat, what shader do you want to see? Right now, the program uses Direct3D9, so it needs to be compatible with that, haven't learned how to code for D3D10, 11, or 12 yet.

New version released. Now it's 1.0.2, and supports DirectDraw and Direct3D9 as well. Since it's no longer GDI only, I've renamed the program to GameStretcher. Any feedback would be appreciated.

Now working on making this tool able to resize windowed Direct3D 9 games.

Weird, I thought it was all fixed. Try entering/exiting twice.

Thanks, previous post edited and fixed.

Well, I guess that's one mystery solved and now another mystery... how am I even going to beable to fix every case issue myself if it's "timeGetTime()" causing it. I can't low-level code to save my life, and Wine doesn't seem to want to make use of "stub DLL's" either. Atleast, everytime I have …

Got two of the issues fixed, file on Github has been updated now. The white screen was from a mistake made during refactoring, it thought that the screen size became 0x0 for some stupid reason, I got rid of the offending code. And the Fullscreen problem was a weird quirk with Windows providing a …

I've just released a tool that allows you to resize the windows of 2D Games which use GDI (edit: now Direct3D9 and DirectDraw as well). It will upscale the game using SuperXBR. Project page: https://github.com/Dwedit/GameStretcher Releases page: https://github.com/Dwedit/GameStretcher/releases …

Hello, thank you very much for this program! I just have a small feature request. There's a tool called "GBA Mus Riper" by Bregalad that extracts GBA music files from GBA games, and outputs many MIDI files, and a single SF2 file into a single directory. So I'd like to see a feature where it can …

Dosbox have the mouse locked, even when Dosbox doesn't have focus.

Ykhwong's build of DosBox is mostly current again, and is a very nice build, since you have access to most configuration settings from menus.

Interesting that pressing Enter twice gets out of the apparently frozen state from executing "con". But accessing "con\con" in any way freezes Dosbox hard. It's the old Windows 98 bug back from the grave again. Reminds me of the good ol' days when you stuck on web pages to crash computers.

I don't know whether this happens in all versions or just the CVS build I tested it in, but executing the command "con" freezes the shell with no way to exit. Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Z won't get out.