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Re: DOSBox records in 16:9

Posted on 2013-08-15, 10:43

in DOSBox General
My video editor says that top file is 640x350 at 70fps. Apparently EGA (which is what I am recording) is actually supposed to be that; whether the pixels are stretched to fill the screen is a different matter. So an actual 16:9 is 640x360, which is almost exactly the same. Basically EGA is …

Re: DOSBox records in 16:9

Posted on 2013-08-15, 08:40

in DOSBox General
I use a CRT, and resizing the video to 4:3 just makes the frame 4:3, but the graphics only occupy the 16:9 frame within it. Here, I spent some time uploading actual recordings. Dosbox records in 16:9 http://youtu.be/er5CSPuaJUo Dosbox video resized to 4:3 http://youtu.be/aBD4pLnGWik Dosbox records …

DOSBox records in 16:9

Posted on 2013-08-15, 06:56

in DOSBox General
For some reason, I can't get dosbox to record a 4:3 video. With aspect=true, it looks correct, but it doesn't record what is on the screen. Now I know I've done this before (recorded properly), but somehow it's been changed. The game looks fine, but the recording is 16:9. Any ideas of why this is …

Re: Old PC or DOSBox?

Posted on 2013-04-30, 18:33

in PC Emulation
They would not be selling Antara at http://www.gog.com/gamecard/betrayal_at_krondor if there was not some simple way around the speed problem. I checked this, and they are selling it, but they have introduced new bugs including other speed problems. I wouldn't recommend it unless one has no other …

Re: Old PC or DOSBox?

Posted on 2013-04-20, 19:19

in PC Emulation
I think Pentiums are a good choice. Typically runs most programs, 1981-1995. After that, it depends on the program - there were programs released 1999 that ostensibly required 66Mhz. As for DOS, I never had a whit of trouble with that type of system. Specific games will always cause trouble, though. …

DosBox's PC speaker is terrible

Posted on 2013-01-31, 08:55

in DOSBox General
Yeah...I'm not feeling the PC speaker on Dosbox. It screeches strangely. In fact, since it's an electromechanical device, I don't quite see how it can be emulated at all (besides using its resources). The PC speaker has limited tones obviously, but it doesn't screech. I'm not really sure what the …

Re: Sierra/Dynamix sound driver hacking

Posted on 2012-07-17, 01:03

in DOS
Yes, you're right. It's a sort of nondescript sound, not really audible, but I guess the correct one. I tried NRS's EXE and then the CD 1.02 copy you supplied, and they both work. Don't ask me... Attaching what I hope is a chapter 4 save by Romney, to talk to M. Waylander, and some bandits just …

Re: Sierra/Dynamix sound driver hacking

Posted on 2012-07-16, 00:11

in DOS
Re: Krondor Seems to work. But it only worked on the supplied EXEs, not for instance this ex-CD EXE of "Monday, March 21, 1994, 6:44:00 PM." tikalat's "Monday, March 21, 1994, 8:44:24 AM" one does. I didn't play through, but one thing I noticed was no sound for the whetstone or adventurine. I do not …

Re: Recording with Fraps - Audio Stuttering Problems

Posted on 2012-06-17, 01:13

in DOSBox General
I have a similar crystal ball which tells me you don't know what I have or what you are talking about. I trust it. Here's some video recorded with FRAPS, newest version, not my video. Check 3:30 to 5:30. See what the video looks like, and then a little after 4:00 FRAPS freaks out. http://www.youtube …

Re: Colonization for Windows - the sound problem

Posted on 2012-05-19, 01:54

in Windows
Gentlemen, I think I have found my problem. There is no music. On a different Win98 computer with the old audio cable setup, I can cue the AOEII music, and the Colonization music ought to work without attention. But...there only seems to be one track. I have been told that an .ISO doesn't keep other …

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