well this is a perfect job for someone in the cosmetic department of ScummVM :D it would be mine to do if I could accomplish such thing, anyone with a good eye that notice that kind of thing & noticed it need fixing.. I swear I'd help you out guys but I can't possibly do any code at all, I'm hel...

but hey, what about hardware stretch? could that be possible for ScummVM to accomplish such thing?

actually switching between audio tracks didn't work at all, & the fm towns has 16 tracks wich is 7 more than the floppy midi offers.

Very nice indeed, if I can achieve a VGA loom with roland support that would be great but I'd have to make sure the FM-Towns score is actually the same as the midi tracks, for authenticity purposes.

I actually like the render, it would be nice if it had ben kept in recent ScummVM, the only thing that needs fixing is the black line. really it's fine for an slight graphical enhancement, but hey I'm just a dreamer...

That sounds interesting, is there a way to extract the midi music from the data files?

Yeah, I know about the loom fm-towns, but the thing is, I found out that early cd-audio or redbook was quite lacking for some reason, since it was still new at the time, I think the enhanced midi is still superior, but I don't mind the speech though.

Hi, my query is as following: would there be a way (using ScummVM of course) to play loom VGA version using the roland update patch? I find the cd version to be somewhat lacking in a decent soundtrack, there are just too many silent moments. Meanwhile, the disk version, has the gorgeous mt-32 soundt...

I've managed to find a 0.5.1 build of ScummVM and I tried the OpenGL bilinear filter and I think it looks pretty neat! if the little line on the right side would've ben removed it would be my filter of choice :P I'm sure I'm not the only ScummVM user that really likes that one, that said thanks for ...

Use the force, Luke! I have to admit the screenshot shown is a bit blurry, but I wouldn't mind testing it myself just to make sure it's too eye-straining or not.

Yes! exactly that's it I remember the Opengl was there in early ScummVM builds, that's why I was confused when toggling between filters in the latest builds, since I couldn't find it, I tried the others, but they don't feel quite right, that's why I use Dosbox.

Yes, of course I know, I have tried all of these and I never liked them, I think they just deform the original graphics a bit too much for my visual tastes, the only filter I mainly use is "Hardware stretch" just to fade those pixels a little bit, altough I think bilinear filtering does so...

Yes, actually most emulators have a free-zooming window that does the hardware-stretch you are right, plus additional filters wich is very pleasurable for the eye in my opinion. I personally like sometimes tv mode but what I above all prefer is the pixel-smoothing sensation.

not necessarely tv mode with the scanlines, just plain Interpolation, as it is called in the Zsnes emulator, the thing is, as soon as you enlarge the window it gets smoothed most of the time in most emulators like Mame and the rest. Such is not the case with ScummVM, not that I know of yet, I wish t...

Hi, I have ben using & tweaking ScummVM the best I could with the help of a couple faqs, and I have the following question, is there a way to get a graphical filter that would do some smoothing effect that enhances the graphics without deforming it or anything (it's just a slight blur that gives...