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Re: Old graphics card recommendation?

in DOS
If your running DOS games in an NT based OS to test VESA compatibility then your wrong. If your testing the game in a 9x command prompt then your a bit better off but you should really be testing the game in real DOS.

The Sierra Network II

in Milliways
http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001081.html You may remember Sierra's ImagiNation network from the earliest days of dial-up networking: The ImagiNation Network (INN), aka The Sierra Network (TSN), was the first online multiplayer gaming system. Developed by Sierra On-Line in 1989, and …

Re: Radeons and FSAA on old games

Looks like people even had these issues back in 2003. http://www.rage3d.com/board/archive/index.php … t-33675876.html I almost never use AA since I always run things in high-res so I never experienced these issues myself.

Re: Some issues with the DOSBox MacOS port

This is an OSX community issue, not a DOSBox issue. There is no reason to mention in the readme on 'Why Your Movies Don't Work" since the movies work fine. It's the OS that has the issue because it doesn't have a media player with the codec to read the movie. Why bother to only mention media players …

Re: Vista and DOSBox recorded videos

Did you make sure that you stopped the capture before you quit DOSBox? If you just quit DOSBox while capturing then the video will not work. I just tested the latest beta of DOSBox on 2003 64bit and the video plays fine with Windows Media Player and Media Player Classic but does not with VLC. (VLC …

Re: Why DOSBox is SO GOOD?

1. DOSBox focus is on DOS games and nothing else. All other PC emulators never exclusively focused on DOS games. The developers of Virtual PC (Connectix) and DOSEmu did do a little bit of work on supporting games but nowhere near the level of DOSBox. 2. LOTS and lots of testing. Thousands of games …

Re: DaggerFall Help

Download the latest DosBox CVS from my signature. Don't use Daemon Tools. Mount the image directly in DosBox using imgmount. Make sure you mount your hard drive as well as the CDROM and when you do mount the hard drive be sure to use the freesize option with at least a 1gb of free space.

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