@COBRA

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Yes, thats exactly the problem i'm having ... coool

@COBRA

Is the sound skipping fixed too?

@AmiDog

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But leaving the GUI field blank and choosing Start CD nothing happens
(cdimage.dll and cdrom.dll), the same goes for Start File

@Lio

Quote:

Otherwise he wouldn't have reached the Memory card/CD player
screen. It's inbuilt into the bios.

@AmiDog

I get a "fpse009dll.exe failed returncode 20" (regardless
of which Read Mode i use) when using cdrom.dll and a PSX CD.
The GUI can "Autodetect Read Mode" without problems so it's
not a problem of not finding the device.

Plus the latest version locks up after exit, not sure though,
may be the GUI acting up.

Another minor issue is that i have to choose the Image file
again after choosing the image from the GUI and "Start File".

That is, if you take bugreports at all

@MamePPCA1

It means that there is no CD/image found.
You need a .bin file, .iso won't work (or so i have been
told). Ripped all my PSX games into .bin/.cue's and they
work quit well.

@Arnie

This post from zerohero says the OS4 native version was included with OS4 (pre).

@TMTisFree

Yeah, another one...

Cool

@"work"

You can i.e. install the DNetC client and crunch us to the
first place in OGR

@mufa

I *think* AmiDog is too waiting for a "final" release.

No point in porting a buggy pre-release.
LDCHen is doing a mobile port last i heard, so it will
take time, plus the fact, AmiDog would like to add
AmigaInput and Overlay (and Altivec?).

@rwo

Thanks for the answers

...isn't there a WxWidgets bounty on AW.net?
(At least a poll?)

@rwo

WxWidget is a GUI frontend, isn't it?

Can't we do the core (as a cli/shell tool) itself?

As long as i don't get it wrong with the WxWidgets above,
but wouldn't a GUI eat needed cpu cycles?

@Mason
@klesterjr

Do i smell competition or is it just Mikey_C's rotting turkey?

@Atheist

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Isn't Altivec the same as a FPU, just with a fancier name?

@quenthal

Ken's K4 archive

@quenthal

iirc and it was said in this very thread about a month ago
that the icon set 3.0 was not yet released.

I could be wrong, though!

@Arnie

Yes, sorry, misread your post

@Curty

Soundfont support?
Cool

@Arnie

It doesn't seem the Amiga version of TiMidity can handle .sf2 files, yet?

Anyway, you can find a set of free patches here (freepats),
but be warned, they sound exactly (sax) like the one you
have already installed (GUS?) and worse for some other instruments.

Just my humble opinion, but i compared some freely available
patch sets the other day and the GUS set still sounded best.
Either you fix the sax for your installation yourself or you
may be stuck with the squeeky sound...sorry :-/

@Arnie

Funny thing is that (imho) everything else sounds very good,
just that squeeky sax...hmm

No idea (using TuneNet here), sorry

@Arnie

Maybe point to a file thats not working correctly and let us
see if the file is not broken or crippled/wrongly coded in
some way.

Maybe B&P has an inbuilt error filter for such files?

@magic

Another member to the community

To quote a classic Monty Python line:
Quote:

But dont worry, you'll always have the choice...

between high-end and low-end Amigans

Congrats to you and a pint for your wife

@bean

It's absolutely breathtaking what you did so far with TuneNet
and i'm happy to be on the boat seeing new feature arise

We are not worthy