NSCXP2005 wrote:I am also having the same problem.

I hope a solution can be found soon.

All the best

NSCXP2005

Have you tried kstabs recipe described here?

dipsy wrote:I need help remembering this games name:

Screenshots of most of the scummVM-supported games can be browsed here

But I suppose you have browsed that page without a result?

Red_Breast wrote: Anybody remember the flippy disk notcher? There's even a few of them on EBay.

Yup, but I used a pair of scissors instead. That way I could buy more single-sided floppies instead of wasting money on the notcher

Although when everything runs fine there would be no check of the created build does really run on a device since building and upload would be done automatic. Well, I suppose an automated build (although some builds probably would be broken) would make playtesting new engines on the WinCE Port easi...

Is the PocketPC/WinCE port hard to include into the buildbot? Not sure exactly what the buildbot does, but I suppose it automatically makes a nightly build or something? Or does each build require a lot of manual tinkering with additional libraries etc (and why can't they be included into the buildb...

I find it kinda cool that I can run my old games on such a small device. Yup, that is some of the charm for me as well. Using a card-deck sized device, packing processing power infinitely larger than the original computer the game was made for, is fun for old nerds :D ! The other day our new employ...

I still wonder why people even want to play games (or watch movies) on their mobilephones, the screens are ridiculus small.. Well that is a matter of opinion, I manage quite well with my 2.8 inch, 240 X 320 QVGA screen on my phone. Many of the games supported in scummVM were made for this resolutio...

raina wrote: What exactly is the problem when dealing with DOSBox here?

DOSBox does not work on mobile phones. That is why I would prefer support for games in scummVM.

sanguinehearts wrote:The engine will be getting better over the summer

Keep up the good work

What do you mean by "SVN build" ? The daily builds from the subversion tree available from the link in the left column at the scummVM homepage (there is no daily build for WINCE, alas) Downloaded cutscenes from the link you provided, where do i put them ? Dump into root of the game folder...

Enter Broken Sword (1). Got the WinCE scummvm package, loaded, added a game. Game runs, but no intro and no speech. Any way to fix this ? First check that you have renamed and copied files according to the list found here This might solve your speech issue (note the renaming of the speech files in ...

Just checked DW1 and there's no music there either.

Seems like both Tinsel games are affected.

I have added comment and debug log attachment in the bugtracker used for reporting the issue in DW2

DrMcCoy wrote:Could you please
1) Attach it to the bug report
2) Just let the title screen run for some time?

Why, of course!

Did 2) first, then 1)

At least I hope I did. I'm on my way to our lodge for the weekend, and the roads are rather bumpy, and I'm doing everything on my small TyTN device.

Oooh, just to make sure everybody remembers, these musisc files (.mus) works just fine on my WinXP laptop.

Well, The new build rendered me as tuneless as ever. I tried to walk to a number of locations for the background music to change several times, thus increase the debug output. No audible music, but the debug output is somewhat more informative for you developers I suppose? scummvm_stdout.txt using: ...