Then make a "british" version and call it a director's cut or something. :) Nothing sounds too british too me, and apparently neither to most americans, thinking of the popularity of "Monty Python's Flying Circus" (even I had to read the captures on some scetches). There still co...

It's been discussed ad nauseam and rejected. That one was about multiple places, not neccesarily about the problems involved with the current implementation. I agree on that we don't need multiple scummvm.ini. At least not for a single user. If he want's it anyways, there is the -c command. The iss...

Well, there is plenty of space left on the CD. Actually, a CD can be about 78'30" within specs using the shortest allowed pits and the tightiest allowed track. Don't get tricked on Loom's absolute time either, as there also is about 45 MB unused space between the file system and the audio track...

I think, ScummVM should check for the environment variable APPDATA. If it's present, it has the path to the user specific data files. If APPDATA is not present, it's probably an old Windows version and ScummVM might still use the Windows directory in that case, since there is no access restriction a...

Of course, the jukebox should sound like a jukebox and not like a orchestra or something. You always should be very carefull with compressors. Too often tracks get overcompressed. Though, since the average jukebox does heavy compressing, the jukebox track may be more compressed than the other tracks...

Where did you get your funny list from?
You'd better take a look at the readme.txt, which has a list of supported games. And there also is the compatibility list.

pi wrote:Simon 1 did have a german talkie version. I happen to have it lying next to me, so I'm sure
See here as well.

Which appears to be the PC version. But this thread is about Amiga versions.

Since all they still do is Star Wars, they probably wanted a logo looking more similar to that Lucasfilm logo seen in the Star Wars Movies, I guess.

That's not all. It goes even worse: Friday November 18th, 2005, French Department of Culture. SNEP and SCPP have told Free Software authors: "You will be required to change your licenses." SACEM add: "You shall stop publishing free software," and warn they are ready "to sue ...

but what happens when I run a game without MT32 support - what does it then default to? If it's a General MIDI game, it will be translated to MT-32. If not, ScummVM will select the default device for the game, which should be Adlib or PCjr then. CD Audio has nothing to do with MIDI. In fact the Mon...

Of course, you also can buy the CD version. Back then, burning CDs (and even CD images on hard disk) was that expensive usually publishers didn't bother implementing any copy protection in the CD versions (and fortunately some still don't). In the case of Simon the Sourcerer, the games are still sou...

JohnnyLogan wrote:i´ve set the audio mode to ´windows midi´

That's a limitation of the game scripts in the floppy versions. Either use Adlib emulation (ScummVM's default) or you can buy the enhanced CD which has supperior music and sfx!

I'm pretty sure, there is no open source software (which SDL is) comming with Windows. And you didn't install SDL because there is no need to do so. You have just that dll in your ScummVM directory (and maybe along with other software using it), that's all. Take a look here: http://www.libsdl.org/in...

I don't have a ring modulator effect on my system so I can't give that a try (if someone knows of one that I don't have to pay for, I'd be glad to though). http://www.madtracker.org/plugins.php?category=Effect&subcategory=Ringmodulator Though, I didn't try those. Although, I agree with keeping ...

Joey sounds like a ring modulation to me. I just tried it with a simple chord. Actually, you first need to get rid of the noise, as that will get even more noticable when modulated with a chord. Then you can modulate it with a simple chord, for instance 220 Hz base tone. Then it is heavily compresse...