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[Efares]

Ah ok, thx...already had doubts of myself
but anyway: awesome game, loved to play it! But now my cd is hold in one piece by the label
but way do they protect NoRemorse, but release NoRegret?

[wilk7486]

Yo people, maybe someone could help me, I installed the game from d-fend on XP but when i start a new game, the intro go fine the menu loads fine too but when i enter in the game i have a whole black screen with a repeating message "nullShape t189 f0!" and "nullShape t889 f0!" ... <?> The stranger thing is that i played 2 years ago this game on the same computer and everything was ok, the only difference was that I installed the game from dos in win 98 and made it run on d-fend on win XP. I tryed every option in D-fend, reinstall a lot of times, copied from the origanal cd missing folders if any was missing, and i'm out of ideas how to fix this.

P.S. the game is in a original CD bought on a shop 12 years ago and the Cd is not damaged. Like i said I'm out of ideas, Who can help ?

[dosraider]

Originally Posted by wilk7486

I tryed every option in D-fend, reinstall a lot of times, copied from the origanal cd missing folders if any was missing, and i'm out of ideas how to fix this.

Don't know if D-Fend is the cullprit, but I have also the original CD and it installs/run fine DIRECTLY in dosbox 0.72.

So my advise: delete your crusader folder and do an install/run directly in dosbox.

If you still have problems:
Post ALL your mount lines and how you configured soundsettings.
BTW, the game runs better if you create an ISO from your CD and use imgmount in dosbox.

[The Fifth Horseman]

Try running it in DOSBox, without the frontend.

[wilk7486]

Ok look's like everything goes fine now. I reinstalled the game directly from the cd also installed a WMV9_VCM codec whitch i forgot to install after my last format 3 moths ago, it has installed it self from an cd with a program. now all graphics displays it self like they should.
Btw. do you know maybe how to convert the films and sound extentions from the game cd to wmv mpeg or avi and sounds from amf to waw or mp3 ?
One thing is sure, the old games had a great musics in game.

[The Fifth Horseman]

You can find the music from both Crusader games at www.mirsoft.info. It's in MOD format, so you'll need a MOD player to listen to it (WinAmp does it quite well)

[wilk7486]

Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman

You can find the music from both Crusader games at www.mirsoft.info. It's in MOD format, so you'll need a MOD player to listen to it (WinAmp does it quite well)

The only problem is that i tryed to open theese files from "SOUND" and "FLics" folders copied to my HDD (from both Crusders) in winamp 5.51, WM player 11, Subedit player and allplayer. The only what theese progmas says me that it's an unsuported file extension or just crashing it self trying to open <?> any other suggestions or ideas ?

[The Fifth Horseman]

Yeah, you should first try to process them through a ripper utility.

Or just download the tracks from Mirsoft:
http://www.mirsoft.info/gmb/music_info.php?id_ele=Mjky
http://www.mirsoft.info/gmb/music_info.php?id_ele=Mjkz

[bonfire79]

Hi,
I just dug my old gamecd and then found this website and downloaded dosbox. I think it is very cool that I can now play some of my old fav dos games.
anyways, my crusader runs fantastic until I get to the rebel base... whenever I talk to any of the characters in the bar, the game freezes during their particular video. I can't seem to get around this without missing vital parts of the story. Is there a way to fix this bug? Anybody else experiencing this?

Thanks,

Bon
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[Japo]

So you're running it from your original CD? Chances are that you haven't mounted your CD unit in DOSBox, check the tutorials as how to do it.

If that's not it (but it probably is...), run the configuration program, or open the crusader.cfg file with a plain text editor (like Windows notepad), and check that the path to the clips is correct, _specially_ if your CD is not in the D: unit. (I'm talking from memory here.)