Would it be possible to also add xBRZ support in your enhanced DOSBox version? The required files I think can be found here. https://sourceforge.net/projects/xbrz/ The creator of xBRZ also has a DOSBox version there with save states and his latest 1.4 xBRZ but I think it uses the ancient 0.74 …

Thank you for the download James-F! Now I can finally see how a Gravis sounded like. I have a question tho. When I saw that the link on the first page was dead I looked around in the thread and found someone posted a link to a torrent file. I was keeping that torrent in a download state but it never …

Is anyone available to seed the Gravis torrent pretty please? I've been waiting or a week with no seed to download from and would really like to finally listen to a Gravis hehe.

There is no advantage to applying xBRz to a perfectly upscaled image, while applying it to an interpolated image will produce garbage. xBRz must work directly with the source pixels. This is where I need to read up on the basics more heh. Ultimately what I wanted was an image that scaled to most if …

As long as it's a feature and not mandatory, I would like to see it in DOSBox. Well it's just an extra image enhancing filter, would be very hard for it to be mandatory. I think there's a dosbox version with it implemented on their sourceforge page, but obviously the dream would be for it to be …

Thanks. Their code may help me optimize mine at least. I found this yesterday but forgot to share. Might come in handy http://libretro.com/forums/showthread.php?t=88

Generally, no. With overlaypp the horizontal and vertical scaling factors are always integral, which means that instead of zooming by a factor of, say, 2.13 it will use 2.00 to keep the pixels perfect. So in essence how much screen a game can take also depends on its original maximum resolution, …

I don't know—I haven't even thought about it. My immediate task is to finish "near-perfect" interpolative upscaling (which you might enjoy). I dislike all sorts of filters and enchancers when applied to low-resolution non-photorealistic images with pixel art. If by interpolation you are referring …

Greetings and thank you for the wonderful new view mode! And thank you as well to James-F for compiling a dosbox version with all the patches that is usable by clueless people like me. Now if a new version of D-fend existed for this, it would be awesome, we'd have like a pseudo-update of DOSBox hehe …

Unrelated but unworthy of a new topic, is there a way to turn VSYNC on? I'm playing Bio Menace, an EGA graphics title, and the side-scrolling is really jerky, looks a lot like screen tearing. Additionally the game tells me I can run "BIOMENACE1 /COMP" to fix the jerkyness but I have no idea where to …

Err, I only asked if DOSBos could play flac files, what issue are you referring to?

Really the music is a non-issue since I'll be ripping them sooner or later, as flac if possible. My problem has always been about the jerky stuttery movements when I move my heroes.

Both. At first their initial batch of songs was horribly ripped, filled with clicks and pops. They've since updated it to a higher quality rip but I still remain skeptical. Afaik, there's more checks and balances to go through when trying to rip to v0 mp3s using the latest EAC, so I've confidence it …

Figured if I couldn't get flac, I might as well do a v0 rip of the CD. Maybe I'm just delusional but somehow they sound better than .oggs to me

I've tried Max, Auto and Custom (D-Fend Reloaded lists the max custom at 20000, although I've only tried setting it at 50000, and that seems to just slow down the game). For now Max looks like the best option really. sidenote: can dosbox also play flacs or mp3s instead of the ogg music that the GOG …

Set it to 4096 and 8192, still stuttering, although a tiny bit less I think. I feel I should explain this a bit more. The game itself doesn't stutter anywhere else, fights are fine, speeds are great etc, sound is peachy. It just happens in the overmap randomly whenever the hero moves, it's like the …

Indeed, it's set to 100 (default being 20 I think). Should I set it even higher? Does that not lag the sound?

Terribly sorry for my first post being a help request, I've been lurking in these forms for years now, hoping for a new version of DOSBox to come and fix this problem, if it is indeed the cause. No matter what version I try (the latest GOG one, both win 95/dos versions respectively) I get the same …