Re: Quake3 with software rasterizer
Posted on 2014-08-23, 02:58
Which is the llvmpipe windows binary?
Re: 0.70 Cycles=auto, but goes to 3000
Posted on 2007-03-11, 23:11
Setting to cycles works better, even on "max" if I play Quake for example, it runs smooth and then skips a whole bunch of frames so it's very jerky. I noticed another problem, if I set aspect true and resolution to original, and play for example 320x200 game it will switch to 320x200, but it will …
Re: 0.70 Cycles=auto, but goes to 3000
Posted on 2007-03-11, 12:07
I see setting them to "max" is better, cycles=auto only puts it on max for some games, otherwise leaves it on 3000 (Wolf3d for example)
0.70 Cycles=auto, but goes to 3000
Posted on 2007-03-11, 12:05
Got cycles on auto, but it sets them to 3000 anyway... what gives? 😐
Re: Lemmings sound and music?
Posted on 2007-03-01, 00:30
Okay I got it to detect it by settings cycles 2500. I wish there was a SVGA remake with General MIDI or something 😀
Lemmings sound and music?
Posted on 2007-03-01, 00:21
Did the original DOS version of Lemmings have any type of Adlib/SB/General MIDI music? If so, how to enable?
Re: New system, MIDI problems
Posted on 2007-01-28, 03:08
Nothing works after I run Doom, other than Doom... ie. Hocus Pocus doesn't play MIDI either. If I do a "device=win32" between, it restores the sound.
Re: New system, MIDI problems
Posted on 2007-01-25, 22:46
0.65, and yes.
Re: New system, MIDI problems
Posted on 2007-01-25, 11:12
I just switched mpu401 from "intelligent" to "uart" and now music works in Larry. But I still get the problem where if I run Doom, and then run Underworld 2 for example, I get no music.
Re: New system, MIDI problems
Posted on 2007-01-25, 11:04
LSL1VGA says "Cannot initialise music hardware" when I choose Roland MT32 + Soundblaster. No such problems under my old system.
Re: New system, MIDI problems
Posted on 2007-01-22, 22:43
It works after I restart DOSBox, so I'm sure DOSBox could internally reset the MIDI device (but then it has to know when to do this) - it just didn't happen with my old machine. Shame there's no tweak to make the MS GS 44kHz instead!
New system, MIDI problems
Posted on 2007-01-22, 10:06
Got a new Core 2 system with SoundMAX audio, which unfortunately no longer features its (great quality) MIDI driver that came with P4 SoundMAX. Instead it's using the Microsoft GS based one, which I understand runs at 22kHz. Anyway, has some problems in DOSBox - often after running one game, I've …
Re: Demanding games for DOSBOX? *Conroe test*
Posted on 2006-10-19, 08:34
I'll be upgrading to an E6600 soon too, and hope to run it at 3.0 GHz. Sure, two of the main reasons will be MAME and DOSBox, even though I have a perfectly nice DOS-based system (well, minus the case). I estimate games running at mid-level Pentium performance, like a P-150 or so. At the moment they …
Re: opengl/ddraw/overlay won't work
Posted on 2006-08-21, 14:10
OpenGL no longer bilinear filters so it might work but you don't notice.
Virtual PC now free
Posted on 2006-07-15, 07:52
Shame it forces 320x200/640x400 to run at 240/480 with borders... 🙁
Re: OpenGL and NVIDIA warning
Posted on 2006-04-22, 10:32
I use OpenGL because it has triple buffering built into the driver, so I can get smooth scrolling without the impact of double buffering.
Re: OpenGL and NVIDIA warning
Posted on 2006-04-21, 02:18
Shed, are you actually using the OpenGL output in DOSBox? It only crashes using OpenGL, not ddraw or surface or anything else...
Re: OpenGL and NVIDIA warning
Posted on 2006-04-18, 08:01
If the problem fixes using an earlier driver, then the problem lies in the drivers.
Re: A few issues with 0.65...
Posted on 2006-04-18, 08:01
We really need "hardware2x" in place of "normal2x" since its now done in software with no hardware assist, which sucks. Window sometimes moves up when going to windowed from full screen, eventually so the title bar is off screen and you can't move it back (exposing a pet peeve of Windows in general, …
Re: OpenGL and NVIDIA warning
Posted on 2006-04-18, 02:24
Yes also occurs in 84.21 and the newest 84.43. Ouch, are you using OpenGL output? It's OpenGL specific. I have a 6600 GT, obviously your mileage may vary. To test the reboot, just start a game and alt-enter a few times. If you can do it at least 20 times or so, you should be safe. If your system …
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