Yeah, i use RazorLAME with the "--r3mix -q0" switches. I've tried doing listening tests with good headphones comparing the originals (several formats) with the archive-quality MP3s and if there is a difference it's beyond my ability to detect. MODs and MOD-like files play perfectly in winamp anyway …

Ours is not to question the will or ways of Vlad, yea, only to download and bugtest when a new Epistle of Sound Emulation is made available.

I understand the interest in these, but I don't get the conversion to MP3. Yeah, the MP3 conversion is only something I do if I have to record from in-game or the resource won't play back appropriately in Winamp (I have to do this with a lot of C64 SID files as most of them loop forever), or if …

Okay, here's the deal... I'm a freak for game soundtracks and my goal is to have all the great ones recorded or ripped and encoded to super high-quality MP3 for my private hoard (and anyone else geeky enough to want MP3s of C64 SIDs or FM synthesized music from 1990). I figgered I'd post my exploits …

Still eagerly awaiting news on the MT-32 emulation effort... I've heard MP3s of the card's output and it's pretty much better than any other sound card out there. This will be a major achievement for the entire emulation community!

Any idea where one could acquire the Amiga version of either Starflight game? Err, if it's a shady proposition don't worry about it though.

Quick update: I haven't played all the way through the game yet, but it appears to work perfectly in 2K/XP if you A) play with CAPSLOCK on to eliminate the keyboard problem, and B) use VDMSound launcher with speedset to slow things down enough that aliens will respond to your communications. On a ~ …

urk! Just read this on a Starflight fan forum: Play with Caplock on. This irradicates the double key pressing prob.

hmm, crashed for you in win2K? I'm using the version that can be found on the underdogs at: http://www.the-underdogs.org/game.php?id=2087 Interestingly, i tried running the game in win98 on my living room machine last night, and it worked perfectly with no keyboard silliness. looks like it's an NT …

So I've been trying to get "Starflight 2: Trade Routes of the Cloud Nebula" running properly under win2K for quite some time now. The one issue that persists is a weird problem involving keyboard input... if I want a keypress to register I have to press it 2 or 3 times - very annoying and I'd rather …

this is pretty exciting! any recent news on the MT-32 emulation project?