Wow, thanks for the quick and clear response! That does sound like it would have made sense back when single-core CPUs were the most common.

I became curious about this, and it's a question I haven't found the answer for on the internet... Why is it possible to go beyond 100% cycles in DOSBox? This seems done on purpose, but what does setting it to 105% do exactly?

Can-you create un plug-in for Vista who add an automatic run for games made for old version of Windows in a 800*600 DosBox window when we insert a CD or diskette? Can you add an option on the right click menu of Windows to execute a *.exe file on DosBox? Tank's You can add DOSBox in your Send To …

Very nice. The original Commander Keen games now work a lot faster on my low-end PC. Too bad Albion doesn't seem to have improved in performance, but hey, can't have everything in a release. 😀

Yup, that's what I want to use to record the stuff. Now all I need to find is a program that can play all seperate Adlib sounds... I'll try an Adlib tracker program, I know those exist. Well, thanks.

I can't really, I'm not a "code monkey". :\ Just how's the emulation done: are sounds generated with code, or soundfonts? That's all I need to know actually.

I am wondering how the Adlib emulation was achieved. I know that the Adlib emulation in DOSbox is very accurate, and I love it. Are there any sound fonts or other technology like that used? Because I am kinda looking for a way to convert Adlib sounds to wav samples.