I haven't really used the Dreamcast in some time, but I remember that on a certain computer, I used to have a very difficult time. In my experience, the computer it's done on, for whatever reason, has a major impact on the success of the burn. I don't know if it's hardware or software related. For t...

Actually, now that I'm trying it, there's too much lag. I figure I'll either try with a lower bitrate, or if that doesn't work, I'll try it on the PS2.

Thanks again. Everything seems to be working.

Thanks so much. I'm converting them all with Audacity at 320kbps and I'll let you know the outcome.

I appreciate it. I'm somewhat familiar with audio conversion. I've used Audacity before. I guess my question is if I just chain convert all of the OGG files to MP3, will ScummVm recognize it, or is there more to it?

Sorry for being a bother. I'm just wanting to play the game already lol.

So, is there a way that I can convert the audio to MP3 so that it works?

1. Discworld
2. 1.6.0
3. It works on the Desktop version.
4. No
5. I've not tried yet. That's why I used NullDC. I didn't want to waste the CD.

For what it's worth, this is the OGG soundtrack. The Dreamcast supports OGG, right?

Is it possible to use James Woodcock's enhanced music with ScummVm for the Dreamcast? I put the soundtrack in the same directory as the game, and I ran it on NullDC for testing purposes before burning, but the original soundtrack was used.

Sorry, but I can't help with the audio stuttering issues. I could be wrong, but I think that CoMI is too resource-heavy for the DC. Either way, I know that it's not supported. Not to mention that even if it were, it would't be completable because ScummVM doesn't support disc swapping, and the DC ver...

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It's GUYbrush. GUYBRUSH THREEPWOOD !! [/quote]

Peepwood?

criezy wrote:I think you mean Asylum that was mentioned in that thread.

That's it! Thanks so much!

Nah, it wasn't either of those. I don't know if the game was ever even released or not, but at the time the trailer was up, it was yet to be completed.

A while back, someone posted on these forums a link to a YouTube trailer for a video game that was being developed (I believe it was independent). I remember that the trailer showed some old fashioned device playing a recording of a male mental patient talking about the voices in his head. For the l...

Sounds to me like you're no good at solving puzzles. The point of these games is to prevent a challenge. If you can't progress between just a few different screens, there's obviously some puzzle(s) you're missing. Okay, so the interface wasn't the best, but come on! It's not nearly as difficult as y...

As of now, they've about doubled what they were hoping to achieve. I'm going to donate for sure. Let's bring the adventure game genre back once and for all!