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Re: n00b connectivity question

Thanks Megatron, yes these are labelled as THRU ports on the MindBurner. It does make sense totally to swap the UM-ONE to use the 'OUT' port, I'm just going off what I've read on the instructions and it indicates the IN cable should go to the IN on (for example) the back of a Sound Module... Check …

Re: kings quest VI

in Windows
I forget if it's in Win98, but if you right-click the executable and select properties. On the compatibility tab is there an option to set 256 colors? This exists as far back as at least XP.

Re: Legend of Kyrandia

in DOS
GOG has the singular advantage of being legitimate. As I said, linking to abandonware sites is frowned upon here. (I would have doubts about whether REMOVED is necessarily a high-quality archive, but I can't say I've seen it myself.) REMOVED isn't really a preservation archive, but it's thousands …

Re: Legend of Kyrandia

in DOS
I expect it ought to be possible to make an xdiff file patch between the GOG version and the older version, and thus avoid having to link to abandonware websites (which tends to be frowned upon) – assuming it's not just a matter of adjusting a preference somewhere. The issue is the GOG version is …

Re: Connecting Roland MT-32 to Modern PC?

You can and it has nothing to do with any soundcard unless you are piping the MT-32's output back into a link in on a PC to do mixing there rather than an external mixer. Some people might find extremely minor differences, but with how much a real MT-32 costs there's not really any reason to use one …

Re: OPN music on an ISA sound card?

The Falcosoft MIDI Player has OPL3 GM emulator VSTi which includes source. I believe the OPL3 implementation is based on DOSBOX OPL2/3 and Nuked OPL3 implementations. https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=48207 There's also FMMIDI which plays MIDI files on an emulated Yamaha YM2608 (OPNA). …

Re: 2001 Dream PC project

btw, mobo trays are awesome, you use them as a test bench, and when happy just slide them in from the back and you're done, so convenient! Why dont they make such cases anymore? Some business-oriented machines still have them. I'm just glad many consumer cases still have rear cutouts behind the CPU …

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