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SlipknotVampire3
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 Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2003 9:16 am Post subject: Music problems in Dracula X |
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I know you're all probably sick and tired of seeing this topic but I looked at some of the posts about this one and none of the solutions for other people helped me. I was on another board and I was told to come here and post my pce.ini file and someone might be able to help me. The problem is that the sounds play fine but no music... I've tried disabling digital CD audio and using CloneCD to burn an image onto my computer and play it with Daemon Tools. I don't have any idea what else to do (except try to buy that cable and connect my CD-RW audio to my sound card... but I don't have any cash right now  ). I hope someone on here can solve my problem. Here's my .ini file:
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# ----
# emulation settings
# ----
[emulation]
;
; soft reset (RUN + SELECT)
; --
; y -> enabled [default]
; n -> disabled
;
soft_reset=y
;
; frame delay
; --
; adjust video frame delay (15000-18000 µs)
;
; 16393 -> 61 Hz
; 16667 -> 60 Hz [default]
; 16949 -> 59 Hz
;
frame_delay=
# ----
# sound settings
# ----
#
[sound]
;
; sound
; --
; y -> enabled [default]
; n -> disabled
;
sound=y
;
; frequency
; --
; set sound frequency (8000 - 48000)
;
frequency=44100
;
; 16-bit
; --
; y -> enabled [16-bit]
; n -> disabled [ 8-bit]
;
16bit=y
;
; stereo
; --
; y -> enabled [stereo]
; n -> disabled [mono]
;
stereo=y
;
; interpolation
; --
; y -> enabled
; n -> disabled [default]
;
interpolation=n
;
; interpolation level
; --
; 1 -> light interpolation
; ..
; 15 -> full interpolation
;
interpolation_level=1
;
; delay
; --
; adjust sound buffer delay (2 - 30), in 1/60th of second
; (best delay is auto detected by default)
;
delay=
;
; CD-ROM audio input line
; --
; 0 -> first audio input line
; 1 -> second audio input line
; ...
;
; (see the log.txt file to find out what are the line numbers)
;
cd_audio_input_line=
;
; master audio volume
; --
; 0-100
;
master_audio_volume=
;
; fx audio volume
; --
; 0-100
;
fx_audio_volume=
;
; cd audio volume
; --
; 0-100
;
cd_audio_volume=
# ----
# video settings
# ----
#
[video]
;
; windowed mode
; --
; select windowed mode at startup
;
; y -> windowed
; n -> fullscreen [default]
;
windowed=
;
; fullscreen stretch
; --
;
; y -> enable
; n -> disable [default]
;
fullscreen=
;
; fullscreen stretch mode
; --
;
; 0 -> always
; 1 -> only for 1x1 display size
; 2 -> only for 2x2 display size [default]
;
fullscreen_mode=2
;
; bilinear filtering
; --
;
; y -> enable
; n -> disable [default]
;
; (this option doesn't work with all the video card)
;
filtering=
;
; display size
; --
: select display size at startup
;
; 0 -> 1x1 zoom
; 1 -> 2x2 zoom [default]
;
size=1
;
; display zoom
; --
; 0 -> software [default]
; 1 -> hardware
;
zoom=1
;
; auto frame skip
; --
; y -> enabled
; n -> disabled [default]
;
auto_frame_skip=n
;
; video sync
; --
; y -> enabled
; n -> disabled [default]
;
vsync=n
;
; fullscreen screen resolutions
; --
; custom screen resolutions to be used for the different
; PC-Engine video modes (256x224, 320x224, and 352x224)
;
; (by default a resolution of 640x480 is used for all the
; video modes)
;
res_256=640,480
res_320=640,480
res_352=640,480
;
; windowed screen resolutions
; --
; custom screen resolutions to be used for the different
; PC-Engine video modes (256x224, 320x224, and 352x224)
; in windowed mode
;
win_res_256=256,224
win_res_320=320,224
win_res_352=352,224
;
; auto screen resolution lock
; --
; enable/disable auto screen resolution locking
; for games that change resolution often like
; Military Madness
;
; y -> auto lock [default]
; n -> no resolution lock
;
res_lock=y
# ----
# TV mode settings
# ----
[tv_mode]
;
; tv_mode
; --
; y -> start in TV mode
; n -> start in normal mode [default]
;
tv_mode=n
;
; wide screen
; --
; y -> enabled
; n -> disabled [default]
;
wide=n
;
; horizontal interpolation
; --
; y -> enabled [default]
; n -> disabled
;
interpolation=y
;
; scanlines:
; --
; 0 -> 100% (black scanlines)
; 1 -> 75%
; 2 -> 50%
; 3 -> 25% [default]
; 4 -> 0% (no scanlines)
;
scanlines=3
;
; gamma correction:
; --
; adjust gamma level (0 - 5)
;
gamma=1
;
; brightness control:
; --
; adjust brightness (0 - 8)
;
brightness=1
# ----
# gamepad settings
# ----
[gamepad]
;
; gamepad
; --
; y -> enabled [default]
; n -> disabled
;
gamepad=y
;
; auto fire speed
; --
; 1 (fast) to 10 (slow)
;
auto_fire_speed=2
;
; auto calibration control
; --
; 50% (default) to 90%
;
auto_calibration=70
# ----
# keyboard settings
# ----
[keyboard]
;
; type of keyboard
; --
; 0 -> AZERTY
; 1 -> QWERTY [default]
; 2 -> QWERTZ
;
type=1
;
; unlock numeric keypad
; --
; unlock numeric keypad keys 0 to 9, /, *, . and ENTER
;
; y -> unlocked
; n -> locked [default]
;
numpad=n
;
; unlock numeric keys
; --
; unlock keys 0 to 9
;
; y -> unlocked
; n -> locked [default]
;
numkeys=n
;
; unlock ctrl keys
; --
; unlock INS, DEL, HOME, END, PGUP, PGDOWN control keys
;
; y -> unlocked
; n -> locked [default]
;
ctrlkeys=n
;
; ESC key mode
; --
; change ESC key function
;
; 0 -> automatic mode : [default]
; --------------
; when the emulator is started from a shell or from a front-end
; program pressing ESC will exit the emulator, but when
; the emulator is started by double-clicking on its icon
; pressing ESC will open the menu screen
;
; 1 -> GUI mode :
; ---------
; pressing ESC will always open the menu screen
;
; 2 -> exit mode :
; ---------
; pressing ESC will always exit the emulator
;
esc_key_mode=0
;
; auto repeat delay
; --
; 1 (very fast) to 8 (slow)
;
auto_repeat_delay=2
;
; auto repeat rate
; --
; number of time the key is repeated per second (1 - 16)
;
auto_repeat_rate=9
# ----
# load menu settings
# ----
[load]
;
; drive list
; --
; list of disk drives displayed in the load menu
;
drive_list=CDEF
;
; ROM list titles
; --
; enable ROM filenames to be used as title in the load list
;
; y -> enable
; n -> disable [default]
;
use_rom_file_name=n
# ----
# misc. settings
# ----
[misc]
;
; number of state file
; --
; 4 - 8
;
nb_state_file=4
;
; state file compression
; --
; y -> enable [default]
; n -> disable
;
compress_state_file=y
;
; backup ram format
; --
; 0 -> old format (backup.ram)
; 1 -> new format (backup.dat, backup.idx) [default]
;
backup_ram=1
;
; enable debug log file
; --
; y -> enable [default]
; n -> disable
;
debug_log=y
# ----
# CD-ROM settings
# ----
[cdrom]
;
; CD-ROM drive
; --
; 0 -> first CD-ROM drive [default]
; 1 -> second CD-ROM drive
; ...
;
drive=
;
; CD-ROM drive letter
; --
; (Windows 2000/XP only)
;
; D:
; E:
; ...
;
drive_letter=
;
; SCSI driver timeout
; --
; change the delay that the emulator waits when accessing
; the CD-ROM SCSI driver, 0 is infinite delay
;
timeout=0
;
; CD-ROM cache
; --
; y -> enable
; n -> disable [default]
;
cache=n
;
; CD-ROM cache size
; --
; in KB [default is 512KB]
;
cache_size=512
# ----
# path settings
# ----
[path]
;
; system card paths
; --
;
system_card_1=
system_card_2=
system_card_3=
system_card_4=
;
; config path
; --
; (pce.cfg,
; backup.dat, backup.idx,
; games.idx,
; time.dat,
; k12x12.fnt, k16x16.fnt)
;
config=
;
; screenshot path
; --
;
screenshots=
;
; saved game path
; --
;
saved_games=
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Thanks in advance for any help you could possibly give me. |
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Kaminari
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Joined: 19 Apr 2002
Posts: 1432
Location: Paris, France
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| Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2003 12:41 am Post subject: Re: Music problems in Dracula X |
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| SlipknotVampire3 wrote: | | I don't have any idea what else to do (except try to buy that cable and connect my CD-RW audio to my sound card...) |
Plain and simple: MagicEngine doesn't support digital playback. If you don't have any analog cable connected from your CD-ROM drive to your sound card, you won't hear any CD audio. Start saving your bucks now or wait for the next ME version. |
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Maxwell314
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Joined: 12 Oct 2003
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| Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: |
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| Plain and simple? Slipknotvampire3 is running XP which is the OS I use and play Drac X fine with headphones in my CD-Rw drive. I don't have a cable hooking up my drive to my soundcard either. Of Course this build does not support Digital Audio, but there is still a way for him to hear music unless his mp3 files are corrupt. So there is still some hope. You do not have to resort to a cable quite yet. Wait until David writes you and suggests a fix. However, if you are saying your CD tray does not have a headphones jack then you might be up a creek without a paddle. By the Way, I am the one who steered you onto these boards from Turbo message boards. |
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SlipknotVampire3
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Location: Ohio, USA
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| Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2003 8:19 am Post subject: |
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Ok... So I'm gonna do both... I will save up some money while at the same time waiting for David's reply. Thanks for the help... Also thanks for pointing this board out to me Maxwell314.
I would have some money if they didn't change the price of the tickets for a Mudvayne concert that was supposed to be $24 but were really $30... Oh well... No big deal for a concert from one of my favorite bands  |
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Kaminari
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| Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2003 10:57 pm Post subject: |
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| Oh yeah... I forgot to mention the headphones. Lol. |
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