Re: Wolf3d emulation question
Posted on 2007-08-19, 02:23
Isn't there an unoffical Windows port of Wolf3D that would have such features enabled?
Re: ROTT Setup in Win95
Posted on 2007-08-19, 02:22
Re: Mounting CUE
Posted on 2007-08-14, 23:15
Well, that's news to me. 😅 Are such CUE files supported by programs other than Daemon Tools?
Re: Mounting CUE
Posted on 2007-08-14, 21:22
Like I said, that's not possible. There is no such thing as a CUE file that points to MP3 tracks (or at least nothing I've ever seen) !
Re: Mounting CUE
Posted on 2007-08-14, 20:46
I don't think that's possible, period. A CUE file is used to define the track layout of a BIN file. A BIN file contains the original data from a CD, which means uncompressed CD audio tracks. If you want to make a BIN file from an MP3, you'll have to use a CD burning program capable of making an …
Re: The Journeyman Project 3 DVD-ROM problems
Posted on 2007-08-14, 15:08
That's also a good idea. If nothing else, perhaps installing and uninstalling the latest official version of Quicktime might clean up the leftovers from the QT3 install that might be causing the problem on your desktop, if that is in fact the case.
Re: Some legacy gaming PC questions (sound cards, mouse movement slowdown)
Posted on 2007-08-14, 02:17
NamelessPlayer wrote: First off, isn't Falcon 4.0 a Win9x game? Oh yeah, 3.0 was the DOS one. Whoopsie. 😅
Re: Some legacy gaming PC questions (sound cards, mouse movement slowdown)
Posted on 2007-08-13, 15:38
dh4rm4 wrote: Falcon 4's mission planner could use multithreading to process strategic elements of the randomised missions and such. This saved some time in the pre and post flight mission screens. Wait, wouldn't the new release of Falcon 4 (Allied Force) be considerably superior to the old DOS …
Re: Some legacy gaming PC questions (sound cards, mouse movement slowdown)
Posted on 2007-08-13, 02:13
However, I always planned for it to dual-boot between Win98SE and either Windows 2000 or Windows XP, the latter two supposedly supporting multiple CPUs. I don't get it... If you're going to be running stuff that's so intensive that mutliple CPUs will be useful, you might as well spend a little more …
Re: Some legacy gaming PC questions (sound cards, mouse movement slowdown)
Posted on 2007-08-13, 02:08
I got thoroughly ill of trying to sort out my own vast collection of parts quite some time ago, especailly when I started finding out that some of them had mysterious ingrained hardware faults of their own - which may very well be the cause of some of your problems. I say, decide what you want to …
Re: The Journeyman Project 3 DVD-ROM problems
Posted on 2007-08-13, 01:53
Do other, completely-different MOV files play correctly on your desktop? Perhaps there are leftovers from the QT3 install somewhere.
Re: DOS USB and VIA-audio drivers
Posted on 2007-08-13, 01:46
Ooh, shiny. Last time I needed USB flash drive access in DOS, I just used the WakePup CD. Unfortunately, whatever the setup on that one is, it hangs if I have my portable USB drive enclosure (with 250 GB HD inside) plugged in. (Hey, ROM-DOS is free now!?)
Re: Gods Tandy almost working...
Posted on 2007-08-05, 03:44
Gee, does that really run on a genuine Tandy? I thought it required at least a 386.
Slightly-hidden About screen?
Posted on 2007-08-05, 03:37
I was reading about this id-Steam controversy just now, and I was just thinking: in order to prevent something like this from happening in the future, might it be a good idea to embed some sort of hidden About screen in the DOSBox code? That is, maybe if you held down Ctrl-Alt-Shift-D for ten …
Re: Engines, Remakes and Fan Games
Posted on 2007-07-24, 18:21
Re: Problem: Cd-rom pops out when found.
Posted on 2007-07-24, 14:15
Perhaps you are running some strange CD-drive monitoring utility? Does it work in Windows safe mode? abyss wrote: If only someone could make a floppy that can hold more data then a cd then their wouldn't be these problems. No, that would solve nothing! Also, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zip_drive . …
Re: It is posible to compile a DOS version of DOSBOX?
Posted on 2007-07-24, 14:07
My old All-in-Wonder Pro seemed to be capable of outputting everything to a television screen straight from bootup, including text mode. (Granted, I never tried running CGA or EGA games after hooking it up to a TV, but text mode isn't VGA either.) It used to make me wonder what all the fuss was …
Re: Mobos with SDRAM and AGP?
Posted on 2007-07-21, 02:12
Say, I nearly forgot about this ASUS CUV-NT board I had on hand. I thought it was DDR, but I was wrong! It uses the VIA Apollo Pro133A chipset, which apparently supports 768 MB of RAM, which is good. Can someone suggest an obvious reason why I shouldn't switch over to this board? (Of course, I'll …
Re: What are some cheap or 'must get' compilation / box-set games???
Posted on 2007-07-20, 02:27
Oh, I forgot about the Bitmap Brothers Compilation: DOS versions of Cadaver, Gods, Magic Pockets, Speedball 2, and Xenon 2, all in one neat little package. Of course, some will probably tell you you're better off playing the Amiga versions. And in the Unreasonably Expensive category, there's The …
Re: What are some cheap or 'must get' compilation / box-set games???
Posted on 2007-07-19, 16:53
See the second link and it will prove to you their is a cga keen 1 and if their is a cga keen 1 then ID/Apogee must of made a cga keen 2 and 3. I never knew ID/appogee made a cga keen 1 but the second link proves it. Sigh. That is just a fanmade hack of Keen 1 which reduces the number of colors. ( …
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