Newest build version definitely has a regression. General midi doesn't work at all. I used the regular v17 from the main site and loaded my guest PC. I loaded the setup from Duke Nukem and selected general midi and saved. There the music works. Then i load the latest build and it's silent. Can't mak...

I'm using Windows 10.

The settings button next to the audio card selection is grayed out and can't be clicked. I have no idea why. I'm using a PCEM version from 12-July-2023.

I'm trying to change the sound device in games like DOOM and Duke Nukem but when i select general midi i don;t get any music. It doesn't complain about something missing, it just says i should hear some music and i don't. I'm emulating the Soundblaster 16. If i use same exact setup/options and hard ...

CD volume is already at max in the audio control panel. However, when i play any game with CD music, like Quake, the music volume is very low, even if i max it in the game options. In order to balance the audio i have to reduce the SFX volume way down. 100% of CD audio sounds as loud as about only 2...

I just tried it on a Shuttle HOT-557 setup (various Pentium and RAM settings) and it would not launch in Win 95. I didn't get any error - just a crash back to desktop. I also tried it with internal cache off (disabling dynarec) but no difference. Probably some bug in PCem if it works in 86Box (or, ...

And you're using the original retail CD - NOT Battle.net, right? What is the exact error message you get? You can get to DOS by going to Shutdown -> Restart in MS-DOS mode. Try running the game from DOS. The official readme.txt included with the game even says: "TROUBLESHOOTING If you are havi...

The game works fine on PCem - I have it installed and just tested it. I'm using the original retail CD (unpatched) on DOS 6.22. My setup: Pentium 90 (Shuttle HOT-557) 16 MB RAM S3 ViRGE/DX Sound Blaster 16 Are you trying to run it through Windows 95 or something? Have you tried running it purely in...

I also get a similar error trying to run this game on PCEm. My guest system doesn't even have more than 64MB RAM. It's a Pentium 90 paired with 16MB. I tried the same ISO with 86Box using the Windows 95 setup and specs for the guest system and it works fine. Which that tells me it's definently a PCE...

Edit: I found the way to make the folder portable again and not need to use the "user" folder.

Make a ".pcem" where the exe is and put the roms, configs, etc subfolders inside (but not the exe and dlls).