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What's the Best? / Re: best virual cd/dvd maker and image mounter?
« on: March 09, 2010, 06:28 AM »
I prefer these emulators for playing my old games - the most of them didn´t use a complete cd/dvd and were often uncompressed. The soundtracks can get crunched to mp3 in the cd-image.

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Living Room / Re: In rememberance of....The antiquated hardware/software reminiscence thread
« on: March 09, 2010, 06:10 AM »
I can still remember my first steps into Assembler-coding with SMon: [attach=#1][/attach]
The only help I had was a listing of the floppy-rom with some comments. I had no idea what all these instructions could do and flags are used for. I learned each command by trying and observing the results. After loading some code I found new ones to explore. A very funny and exciting time.

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What's the Best? / Re: best virual cd/dvd maker and image mounter?
« on: March 09, 2010, 05:46 AM »
I use several for different tasks.
A very good one is Virtual Drive - but it isn´t free.
Paragon also has a really free CD/DVD-Emulator with a lot of great features like realtime compression: CD-Rom-Emulator V3.0 - I love this company because all of their products are really cool and the most of them are available as free editions.
Daemon-Tools & Alcohol are still top notch programs, but I still miss some features others have.

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Living Room / Re: In rememberance of....The antiquated hardware/software reminiscence thread
« on: March 07, 2010, 08:35 AM »
I still have my old Voodoo 1 here I bought for MDK 1 and UltraHLE  :(

A really cool thing was my Video Backup-System that made it possible to save Gigabytes to video-tapes at a time where you only could buy harddiscs with only a few megabytes. Technical infos are here.
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Later this job was done by a more flexible Zip-Drive [attachthumb=#4][/attachthumb]

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Developer's Corner / Re: C++ - Saving / Loading data
« on: February 25, 2010, 07:50 AM »
Outputs via DOS-interrupts is nowadays outdated and not working any more if you don´t use a VGA-Emulator like DosBox.
Here and here are some examples (at the bottom).
Additional ones are these: Here and here.
All you need is there inside. You only have to mix the file-output and text-input together - so you still have a little thing to do.

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