Now I mentioned in my previous post that I could hear sound before. My operating system was originally Win ME, but it had so many issues I upgraded to XP, which surprisingly works much better as I've never gotten a crash of any kind. Last edited by Kaminari on Fri 4:38 am edited 1 time in total Windows XP.Īlso the games I played and the only games I have which are causing the issues are Dracula X : Chi No Rondo, Ys Books 1 & 2, and Bonk's Adventure CD. Nvidia GeForce 2 MX 400, SB Live! Soundcard. Pentium III 933Mhz, 512 MB Sdram at 133Mhz System Bus.

This is my PC specification, perhaps this would help. I'll also mention that the music worked fine before and I had no trouble until recently. Only Magic Engine is preventing me from listening to the CD Audio in my games. and It only effects Magic Engine also, as I can listen to music CDs in Winamp or Windows Media player. I deleted the the configuration files and basicly started using the emu from scratch and this still has'nt fixed the problem. I checked all 3 of my PC Engine CD/Turbo Duo CD games and all 3 of them produce no CD music, but the in-game PCM sound effects I can hear just fine. I'm currently having Trouble with the CD Audio in Magic Engine. Posted: Mon 9:03 pm Post subject: Help, I'm having trouble with the CD Audio. Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - USA Help, I'm having trouble with the CD Audio. Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in All other trademarks are properties of their respective owners.MagicEngine :: View topic - Help, I'm having trouble with the CD Audio.įAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Heroes, Might and Magic, Heroes of Might and Magic and their respective logos are registered trademarks of Ubisoft Entertainment in the U.S. VCMI, this page and the VCMI Team are in no way associated with or supported by Ubisoft Entertainment. To use VCMI you need to own original data files. VCMI is work-in-progress attempt to recreate engine for Heroes III, giving it new and extended possibilities. Open-source engine for Heroes of Might and Magic III For the next release we plan to focus on PvP playability. The project is constantly moving forward. There are many, many other improvments in different areas - make sure to see our changelog. They provide some decent content for single player enthusiasts. VCMI can now load and run Horn of the Abyss maps. However, be aware that game saves from older versions are not supported.

Now they work correctly and are fully playable, from start to finish. Now AI does exactly what it was meant to do, that is to pose a challenge to human player. Not only does it play better in general, but also many existing issues and loopholes were found and fixed. About every aspect of map generation was improved. All options from original Shadow of Death are supported, but we also added some more for extra flexibility. RMG got a number of improvements and fixes, based on suggestions of PvP community and random map experts. This includes radial menu for army management, swipe and pinch gesture support, as well as haptic feedback. Mobile players, who turned out to be a majority of our userbase, will appreciate GUI improvements targeted at touchscreen devices. Also, we now offer smooth map zoom - that’s something certainly no other platform allows. GUI size can be freely changed without exiting the game. Major improvements include: Scalable user interface This includes quality-of-life GUI improvements and fixing issues that could spoil the look and feel of beloved Heroes game. VCMI project doesn’t stop! In release 1.3 we focused on player feedback and user experience.

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