no sound problem. 8-bit loop
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IndignantSkeptic
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no sound problem. 8-bit loop
why have you made this program so that the sound is shut off when we try to maximize it. so can you make the volume settings go from 0-255 instead of 0-256. kthnxbai.
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IndignantSkeptic
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eriktorbjorn
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Yes, since each game engine is responsible for retrieving its volume settings from the configuration. I know the kind of bug you describe has been fixed in a few engines already, and in some it wasn't a problem to begin with.IndignantSkeptic wrote:should it matter what game i noticed it in?
It can also matter which particular volume setting it is, and which version of ScummVM since the bug may be fixed already if we're lucky.
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DrMcCoy
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It hasn't. Because, oh wonder, the situation is a bit more complex.IndignantSkeptic wrote:my post has everything you need to know about why it happens.
That's exactly the reason why we need extensive information on bug reports, and not just an one-liner. Just because you think you found the cause without looking at the sources doesn't mean you actually did. Or that it wasn't already fixed in an up-to-date version.
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IndignantSkeptic
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DrMcCoy
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Again, the situation is more complex. Each engine can have its own volume handling. Be it because it provides its own options dialog or because the scripts like to know what volume you set.IndignantSkeptic wrote:this is not a bug that is supposed to be fixed for every single game individually. it is supposed to be fixed in only one place in the code.
And again, please tell us what version of ScummVM you use. Because here, with a recent SVN checkout, it works flawlessly, no matter which engine and which volume value.
Or rather: If you think this is a real bug, file a proper bug report and include all necessary information. The forums is no place for bug reports.
How about some more courtesy and respect from your side? The way you behave, acting as if you knew everything and as if we were stupid, doesn't really make anybody want to listen to you. Before you act like that, you should earn some standing by proving that you actually know what you are talking about.IndignantSkeptic wrote:this is not a bug that is supposed to be fixed for every single game individually. it is supposed to be fixed in only one place in the code.
Anyway, how about you put your money where your mouth is and show us how cool you are:
Since you already seem to know what the issue is, how about providing a patch/fix for it on our patch tracker, or pin-pointing the place where this supposedly breaks "everything"? Instead of complaining to us and refusing to divulge details on what you observed...
And ignoring the fact for a moment that it is not broken *every*where
.You get 0, of course. Now it's my turn: What happens when you try to put the value 256 into a 32-bit int?IndignantSkeptic wrote:what happens when you try to put the value 256 into 8-bit.
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IndignantSkeptic
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ok, it seems the no sound problem was fixed in the latest version. i had done the tests in the previous version but couldn't say anything at the time because i had trouble getting onto the forum then, and when the latest version came out and i saw that the volume setting was still displaying 256 as the maximum value then i assumed you had not fixed the no sound problem that resulted from this.
