@admins: you really can reply to pm’s when not posting much? @contact_the_jeff: These people could help you with analyzing propriety compression: http://encode.su I apologize for the confusion on the previous message but allow me to explain. When I click on Compose message, I get a message saying …

Oh, which game were you trying to extract sprites from? I was going to reply to your PM, but I'm not allowed to respond to PM's as I don't post much on this forum. So I'll respond to your PM here. The reason why I was trying to extract sprites from Zombieville is that I am interested in documenting …

Oh, which game were you trying to extract sprites from? The previous post cleared it up. I guess I wasn't familiar with the windows icons enough at the time and found it surprising to see them in graphical memory when targeting DOSBOX. I'm guessing that Cheat Engine searches in all memory instead …

xcomcmdr wrote on 2021-08-07, 20:49: These are Windows icons... From USER32.DLL, IIRC. Sorry that I've responded later than intended, but after doing some googling, it appears that you are correct. These are windows icons! I am surprised these get loaded into memory, but thanks for clearing that up …

Greetings, everyone. I was using Cheat Engine's Graphical Memory View in attempt to find unused sprites for a DOS game and I've spotted the following icons loaded in memory: dosbox_unused_icons_maybe.png ^This is just some of the icons and image has been vertically flipped for easier viewing, as …

The AdLib music in DOSBox is not MIDI; it is an emulation of OPL chips. DOSBox does not have a provision to mute channels or instruments of OPL music, but it can capture port writes to the OPL chip in the DRO format with the Ctrl-Alt-F7 key combo. With the DRO file you may find external player or …

For what reason do you want to mute certain MIDI channels? In any case, there is no provision for muting channels in DOSBox; however, there are external tools like MIDI-OX on Windows that will do what you want, as well as many other kinds of MIDI manipulations. My overall intention was to record …

Greetings everyone! I have a question for you all. With DOSBOX 0.74, it's possible to record MIDI commands to a midi file and it's possible to switch midi drivers, provided that the game allows it in someway. With the generated midi file, it's possible to turn off midi channels on playback (outside …