PCem

Unfortunately in my case, it gives me a segfault on boot. GCC 4.7.2 and gdb isn't giving anything right now

Also remember - booting Windows 9x will make the current recompiler (and interpreter!) struggle. always. there's no computer that can, so don't judge cpus from that instead, run Quake in DOS as that won't upset the recompiler. For me drop under 100% for that, I have to make fictional 333+mhz Pentium...

A more legal PCem-not-playing-PC-Speaker-sounds example could be Kentris. There's nothing heard in PC speaker no matter what playback speed

I don't like being asked when my projects would be done and out either. Overentitlement is demotivation and derailing a compatibility list thread for WHEN PCEM is extremely rude to begin with.

Newer cleaner video of the current floppy drive sounds

also keyboard was a bad idea that i very much regret

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Thu 11 Oct, 2018 11:18 pm

Veeeeeery informative. At least you can tell me if it's going to be released this year or not.

How NOT to respect others' hobbies 101

You don't need the SDK, just the runtime installer

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downloa ... x?id=34429

DO NOT download individual DLLs from the internet.

It wouldn't be an Origin game without it being deceptively buggy.

I don't have much experience with the Plantronics other than using it as a CGA with overscan borders (which seems to be missing emulation on about every other card).

if anything i'd only bother to play TCP/IP stuff rather than any IPX tunneling (or any tunneling. the out of syncs could be the worst) and it would have to be on a server I entrust - which is not many game servers these days!

OK I've made floppy sounds now and i've done it this way: - there's two samples used for the head moving, and 2 samples used for the step, and 2 sounds used for the motor (which right now only turns on when seek is called and loops 6 times then stops) - fdc.c has a bunch of stuff_floppy_seek calls ...

I would think the joystick is taking over, immediately playing and not letting you hit space bar for keyboard play.

Any accelerated graphics take a ton of dedication to emulate as well and that Quadro mentioned is several generations of technology progress. The best OEM computers you can equate PCem's support to are the Falcon Northwest Mach V systems up to around Dec 1997 (Award-based PMMX233 w/ Obsidian V1s) wi...

Seems to work okay on IBM XT 8088/4.77 here with non-garbled sound The sticky turret control is how it was, if that's the control issue you're referring to. Did notice the CPU execution dropping to 92% at a couple of notes during the song for some odd reason (on 4.77mhz interpreter), maybe that's yo...

Pick a board with more. Packard Bells aren't going to cut it

You're likely seeing the emulated tearing...

Maybe the clang of an Orchid Voodoo......

I actually sampled a PD sample of a table saw and sampled an old keyboard (with heavy cleanup). My mics are too noisy to sample my real drives. One idea for floppy sound I have would be playing sounds from different positions in a long floppy read sample according to what sector's read/written to. i...

No recent commits != dead project

this may or may not be something i'm working on Some theories crossed my mind during sleep and thus, sound_stuff.c was born on Sep 16 2018 - reads 2 48khz 16bit mono raw PCM samples from roms/ - there's a very subtle speed variation with a sine on the whirr - the write sound is just naively read fr...

I see some stutter - in Tseng's VDIAG with a ET4000aX the horizontal scroll in the panning/split scrn test stutters.

<ponderousfeaturecreepbrainfart> For far additional immersion spackle we'd also need fan whirs, speed-modulated hard drive whirs and writes, monitor hums (based on emulated sync) and mechanical keyboard clacking (key press and release sounds with a pitch variance table for each key), and maybe some ...

It's more "Emulates two Voodoo cards and connects them" SLI is short for scanline interleave in that it renders with the other Voodoo card every other line. When you use SLI though, be sure to turn off screen filter! It's apparently not supposed to be on during SLI mode as i've learned (due to a syn...

I only got it to work on Stealth3D 2000 because that's what my copy was bundled with. Never tried it on the Virge/DX real or emulated.

v14. A bunch of video cards on 486 interpreter. 1994 SC+SC2 CD release. I hadn't noticed this bug earlier because I had apparently tried it in ATI VGA Charger where there's no palette issue until later on. Swapped around video cards and there's more immediate palette corruption issues, on Cirrus, Tr...

Maybe you'll see some new features come in on the announcement of the v15 feature freeze


DISCLOSURE: I HAVE NO INSIDE INFORMATION ON WHAT SARAH IS DOING!!! ONLY INSIDE INFORMATION ON WHAT I AM DOING. ALSO AGAIN HOBBIES

Can reproduce (SiS496 AM5x86133)

I'm assuming the latter bug involves the kefren bars overlapping the text area in REN-93.EXE (Zone66) where it should be black and not stuttering

...and if you really really really want something in v15, i'd suggest taking up programming. This is not meant as a typical "submit a patch" FOSS mantra, but at least gain a bit of perspective. I want new stuff in PCem too, and i'm doing that by trial-and-error'ing whatever I want to do in a local t...

Asking to snag from a source of grief is not recommended. It should've been common sense here at least two years ago.