Ok, so now I have video recorded directly from DOSBox. It is beautiful, crispy, colorful (as much as you can get from VGA palette), with integrated Fluidsynth MIDI , choppy as hell and I would like to share it. Question: Where exactly? Would you recommend any specific platform? I mean for streaming …

realnc wrote: Please don't use that. It's an old version of fluidsynth You mean fluidsynth 1.1.6? And are you aware that I'm currently using even older version of fluidsynth? OK, do you know any better option?

I scratched my head about this a bit more, but it turns out putting the callback back in was more trivial than compiling fluidsynth. It can't be used simultanously however. Hey man, thanks a lot Kisai. Finally I was able to hardcode Fluidsynth part of patch into SVN DOSBox (I do have my custom …

You couldn't just shove frames down a pipe, Of course you could. See yuv4mpegpipe. Unfortunately every possible YUV pix_fmt but not a one RGB. And no rgb4mpegpipe either. I'll look into it. DOSBox only records audio that goes through its mixer, if you're using an external midi device the output …

I looked at this and other containers before and basically only VFW AVI is suitable to store dosbox data because it's frame-based. OpenDML just works-around the signed 32-bit file size (2GB) by just making additional indexes more or less. Heretical idea: It is really necessary to fit recorded video …

Just a random number of calls for given cycle speed: static inline void modify_cycles(Bits value) { int i; for (i=0;i<80;i++) CALLBACK_Idle(); } i<10 - too little i<100 - too much i between 40 and 80 - just fine for me. Only as I said, some of the games uses either case 0x3f: /* READ Read from file …

Ok, so answer is CALLBACK_Idle();. Now it is not exactly how do I remember it, it's even better: It is perfect. Thanks a lot.

Hello guys, I've been trying to slow down I/O (especially disk reading) so I can emulate real I/O responses from old computer in DosBox. I've notice that such a thing is alredy implemented and used in DosBox. dos/dos.cpp: 71: #define DATA_TRANSFERS_TAKE_CYCLES 1 72: #ifdef DATA_TRANSFERS_TAKE_CYCLES …