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I've tried DotT and MI2 intros.

Still no music on the TT with DotT and still some text rendering issues, especially seen in the DotT intro, as you can see here:

https://youtu.be/D5GjY35nvrg

Also, Purple Tentacle isn't exactly -- well -- purple... :lol:

stephen_usher wrote: 12 Jul 2020 15:57 I've tried DotT and MI2 intros.

Still no music on the TT with DotT and still some text rendering issues, especially seen in the DotT intro, as you can see here:

https://youtu.be/D5GjY35nvrg

Did you try a reboot after install? I noticed no sound or music until I had rebooted after first install (happened each time I've installed).

DotT has never had music on my TT. All the other ScummVM programs have music.

DotT music and speech works for me now I am using the files from GoG version extracted as per the instructions. All good now for me. :D

Hi,

I tried DOT on my MegaSTE running @16Mhz with cache on, TOS206fr, 4Mb RAM, a MT-32 and a CosmosEx 3.0.
And it works really well.(ScummST, build 200709)
My Setup :
- A synology with a dedicated samba share.
- A cosmosEX connected via wifi to the Synology with the dedicated share mounted as a disk drive.

Here's the result (with my phone camera and sound):


Sorry you can ear the fan noise, although it's a noctua.

This is awesome :shock: 8-)

I found two "bugs" :
- The subtitles are strange during the "time travel" at 12"01
- The DMA sound is way too loud compared to the MT32 sound. If you want to hear the MT-32 music in the game, you have to push the volume to a really high level.
I noticed that the midi files on the games are playing lower than a standard midi file within TOS.
In the video i had to lower/raise the sound really often to be able to ear the MT-32 music.

So...Maybe there is a sound adjustment to do somewhere ?

But anyway..it's a WIP and a really nice one ! congratulations !

If you can hear the Noctua fan then you have the fan plugged in the wrong way around.

In fact i can't hear it.
But my phone seems to raise (normalize?) all the sounds when there is...none :) And the triPod was on the MSTE case so i think the vibrations were transmitted to the phone too.

stephen_usher wrote: 18 Aug 2020 22:07 If you can hear the Noctua fan then you have the fan plugged in the wrong way around.

I can here my noctua, but I have it on full speed & sucking air out of the PSU and out the Atari. Do you have yours on silent mode?

No, you need the airflow.

I can hear it if I put my head around the back of the machine, but otherwise it's one of my quietest (actively cooled) machines.