Re: Soundfonts that mimic old hardware (SC-55, DX50XG, AWE64 Gold)

Posted on 2016-03-17, 17:55

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leileilol wrote: I think that might be SNEmul, and the .mods it produced sounded very broken Yep, that's it! Well it worked - I always considered it more "proof of concept" - never said it was perfect. I still have a SMWorld MOD file kicking around that I made that way 😁

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Re: Soundfonts that mimic old hardware (SC-55, DX50XG, AWE64 Gold)

Posted on 2016-03-17, 17:35

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by Stiletto

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...why the tracker format isn't a definitive for the sound itself. I've done .mods that sound like snes music (because they were snes music :P) you probably want a ST-XX soundfont of all the most common samples used. There was this SNES emulator I used once back in the stone ages that optionally …

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Re: SB16 PCI DOS and WIN 3.1

Posted on 2016-03-17, 02:00

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by Stiletto

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Moved.

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Re: 8086 average clocks per instruction (when running normally)?

Posted on 2016-03-12, 19:43

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reenigne wrote: That would be great. I've been working on an emulator as well but it's been pretty slow going so you might very well get yours finished first. If so I think there are quite a few existing PC emulators that would like to be able to use that code. Can't speak for others, but The Borg …

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Re: Introduction and build log for "Mean Green": Nforce2

Posted on 2016-03-12, 19:24

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by Stiletto

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Yea the SR-2, the best, most over engineered (consumer) motherboard ever made! I seriously doubt we will ever see a greater achievement when it comes to motherboard design. I even have a complete spare SR-2 system with X5650s @4.4 and another spare SR-2 motherboard safe in its box, I even have two …

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Re: Future of VMware Workstation

Posted on 2016-03-11, 19:09

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by Stiletto

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I've always thought that VMWare have been missing an opportunity to make some quick cash: offer a cheap virtualization solution based off their existing codebase, but tuned for use with old games (fullscreen scaling options, changing host resolution, etc), with improved Win 9x video support, and …

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Re: dgVoodoo 2 for DirectX 11

Posted on 2016-03-10, 12:26

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Myloch wrote: Hi dege, have you ever thought about adding support for fancy 3d apis (like CIF, S3D, MSI, PowerSGL...)? Yes, I bugged him about it a while back. 😁

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Re: Best Graphics Card for UNIVBE DOS games

Posted on 2016-03-08, 11:53

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by Stiletto

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swaaye wrote: Yeah that's a great link. I remember you also made a thread that is around here... somewhere...

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Re: Best Graphics Card for UNIVBE DOS games

Posted on 2016-03-08, 04:04

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by Stiletto

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alexanrs wrote: Btw is there any workaround for those games that insist on starting UNIVBE and halting when they do not find a compatible chip? http://gona.mactar.hu/DOS_TESTS/ See the modified UNIVBE drivers Gona made a copy of, made by Rob Mueller.

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Re: Pandemonium 1 - dgVoodoo

Posted on 2016-03-08, 00:39

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Dege wrote: No, unfortunately dgVoodoo 1.x doesn't support spinnging logo and 3Dfx watermark. 😐 Thankfully dgVoodoo 2.x does (if you have the 3dfx splash DLLs) 😀

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Re: Strange card I have humoured buying

Posted on 2016-03-07, 23:16

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by Stiletto

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If it's a Number Nine this should be written clearly on the board. #9 didn't make any Radeon cards to my knowledge. The latest cards they made had Savage4 or TNT2-M64 chips. Those were the only #9 cards that might have DVI connectors. Yeah, that's the only weird bit to me too. So yeah, I figure it …

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Re: mudlord's Windows 7 DDraw Compatability Fix (Fixes Garbled Colors)

Posted on 2016-03-07, 22:23

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Note: The reason I removed the patch from my website is because Google flags the executable. The reason it did this is super stupid: because I used Pelles C at the time to compile the patch, Google didn't like it and blacklisted my entire site. Recompiling with MSVC might fix it but since aqrit's …

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Re: Found an copy of POVRay2.1 for amiga, i think?

Posted on 2016-03-07, 22:17

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Yep, there's no issue on sharing this file since POV-RAY has always been free software to the best of my knowledge. On the other hand, what Jepael said is right: there's little need for it since POV-RAY does a great job of hosting their own archives. You can find many files related to POV-RAY 2.1 …

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Re: [EMULATOR]The Virtual Computer Collection

Posted on 2016-03-07, 21:56

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by Stiletto

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leileilol's comment was right on the nose and, speaking as someone who has helped with MAME, funny. Grow a thicker skin please, this is the Internet and you are wading around in the comment section, I won't censor a comment like that. Speaking as a moderator here (along with Dominus who is DOSBox …

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Re: "PC" Games on Windows Store

Posted on 2016-03-07, 21:39

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Fun fact: I googled "Windows software missing on Linux" and I got a lot of information about Windows software people felt were missing or subpar on Linux. I googled "Linux software missing on Windows" and got the exact same results :lol: Because Google didn't find any pages with words in that order …

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Re: MAME is now Free and Open Source Software

Posted on 2016-03-05, 03:58

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I think it's great, makes that unique CRT post-process stuff legally usable in many GPL emulators :) There's more in store for that, we're using a new multi-platform renderer that unifies OpenGL/Direct3D9-12(WIP)/(the new) Metal/etc. under one interface. https://github.com/bkaradzic/bgfx It's gonna …

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Re: MAME is now Free and Open Source Software

Posted on 2016-03-05, 03:00

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Yup, people have been talking about ramifications today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11226131 http://games.slashdot.org/story/16/03/04/1334202/mame-released-under-osi-compliant-fsf-approved-license http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/267316/10_months_later_MAME_finishes_its_transition_to_ …

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Re: MAME is now Free and Open Source Software

Posted on 2016-03-05, 01:57

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by Stiletto

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https://www.fsf.org/blogs/licensing/more-about-the-app-store-gpl-enforcement Edit, I think if we want to further discuss AppStore vs GPL, we should do that elsewhere :) That answers my question, and it makes perfect sense. The additional legal restrictions imposed on App store hosted software are …

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Re: MAME is now Free and Open Source Software

Posted on 2016-03-05, 00:04

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by Stiletto

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But hey, no problems on Android-based devices! 😀 Also IOS9 and sideloading from what I understand. 😀

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Re: MAME is now Free and Open Source Software

Posted on 2016-03-04, 17:00

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So GPL2 means, no way to put it on the Apple App Store in theory... From what I understand, Apple App Store is not permitted - though Apple is not so strict in enforcing it - key trigger for them is if enough people complain about illegal usage of GPL code in a closed-source app. And if the app …

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