| 21-03-2012 05:32 PM | |||
| Smiling Spectre |
Sorry, I am... somewhat busy right now. I hope to upload game somewhere at weekend. Please wait me. Sorry again. ---update--- Here I am. And here is Gangsters: Part 1, 2, 3 and 4. Be aware that it is v.1.0. It is works with soundtracks without problems. You can update game with newer patches, but in that case under Windows XP and up it will not found CD - use virtual machine with Windows 95/98.  There is official "patch" that fixes CD issue. Unfortunately, it simply disable CD-player, so if you'll install it, you will lose CD-sountracks at all. Do not install it, if you need CD-audio!I found also normal way to fix "missed CD" issue, but it is too complicate to implement. (If you want to try it: it's consist of setting fixes in Application Compatibility Toolkit: "Windows 95 compatibility mode"+"APILogger" fix).
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| 19-03-2012 06:03 PM | |||
| godlike |
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| 18-03-2012 06:07 AM | |||
| Smiling Spectre |
As most of this images are in archives, there is no way to determine what format it is. Fortunately, there was only couple of different files around. Nevermind, with my Linux friend I got Linux image right. So... godlike, do you need right image with soundtracks? It is on rutracker.org now, but I can re-upload it somewhere else.
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| 14-02-2012 09:39 AM | |||
| Scatty |
Well, making a CD image of a Mixed-Mode CD (Data + CD music) in an ISO format is the dumbest thing one can do, since the ISO format (.iso) doesn't support anything except the data in an image. So if you know for sure a game had CD music in it, never download an ISO image of it. For CD images with data and music in them BIN/ CUE format is probably the best, as it's also widely supported by all programs. Next best is MDF / MDS format from Alcohol, which is also quite often supported. |
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| 12-02-2012 08:16 AM | |||
| Smiling Spectre |
Well, I... can see it in spades. And it's ISO - so no CD-audio. Strange... I will check it then further. ---edit--- Checked. Ugh. Original game have CD-Audio, but ISOs everywhere are not. I found several "right" images, but all of them except one was on (now dead) file servers, and only exclusion made with K3b on Linux and totally unreadable on Windows.  Right one image must be 500Mb. |
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| 11-02-2012 04:24 AM | |||
| godlike |
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| 09-02-2012 08:28 PM | |||
| Scatty |
Maybe it's just too obvious to be mentioned, but perhaps the music tracks on your CD are empty? I know for certain that I've encountered earlier a small number of game CD's from some re-distribute companies (like for example Heretic II in a small game compilation pack that I forgot the name of) that erased original music tracks on a game's CD and replaced them with small, empty dumps, saving space on the CD for additional files, like videos advertising other games. Thus the music tracks in the game are registered as being there, but don't play. Maybe that's the case with your CD? |
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| 09-02-2012 05:49 PM | |||
| Smiling Spectre |
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Rip can be done in any system......Hmm, try to use forementioned http://www.imgburn.com/ for writing audio CD from CDEx files? And, Japo, thank you for your suggestion! It looks great!
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| 09-02-2012 11:24 AM | |||
| godlike |
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When I mount the CD in Win98 (using VMware) I can see the CD just as I can see it in Windows 7 but I cant find any music, nor can I play it from the CD. |
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| 08-02-2012 06:48 PM | |||
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