I gotta argue against it working. Maybe I'm a luddite (I didn't think I was), but in the mapper and in mapper.txt, the extra joystick buttons are correctly mapped. In-game, however, they are not, and I double-checked to make sure I was using 0.65. (I am.)

Well, if this issue still hasn't been resolved in 0.65, then the patch, while old, is still useful imho. BTW, I love how in today's world fourteen months is considered "ancient"...

Please forgive my ignorance, but how does one go about applying this patch? I'd love to get this up and working on my box...and why aren't more people downloading this patch?

First of all, a big thanks goes out to rcblanke for making this frontend. I have recently rediscovered the joys of my childhood through DOSBOX and DBGL, and I am much appreciative. Of course, I have questions, though: I'm trying to futz with the keymapper. I load the booter profile just to get in …

Can I just geek out for a sec here? I just finished installing every old game that I have that either A) I loved, B) uses the MT-32, or C) both. It's a pretty big list, but suffice to say that I am coming off of twenty minutes with my first love, Space Quest III: The Pirates of Pestulon. What these …

Dude! Installing Munt totally worked. I didn't have to futz with dosbox.conf at all. I just installed Munt according to instructions, and - SHAZAM - listened to Silpheed in full MIDI glory. I listened to Future Wars for the first time in more than twelve years, and it sounded exactly as I remember …

So Munt is a "DOS emulator" as well? I was under the impression that Munt was merely for MIDI stuff, like listening to music, or using a MIDI sequencer. I'll try that, as well. Thanks much!

Thanks, I'll give this a shot when I get home. For the sake of clarity: I've got the MT-32 files (2 of them) in my system32 folder in Windows, as well as in the DOSBOX folder. To change the MIDI settings, I just go to control panel, then Sounds & Audio, then change the default MIDI device to the MT- …

[Apologies if I'm posting this in the wrong section] Ok, so here's the skinny: I had an MT-32 when I was a kid, and I played games like SQ, Silpheed, Prince of Persia, Stellar-7, the works. I had this awesome music in my video games before I could even appreciate it. So I recently installed DOSBOX, …

This sounds like the problem I'm currently having. I'm relatively new to the DOSBOX scene, and I installed 0.65, along with MT32_CONTROL.ROM and the other file (I can't remember its name now), and am running DOSBOX and Scumm. While the MT-32 emulation is sound (pardon the pun), the instrumentation …