With "black bars on all four sides" is should technically be possible to enlarge the image to use the entire height of the screen (not the entire width (at least on wide-screen monitors)) without losing the correct aspect ratio.
I'm hoping for that option myself

You could try running the Windows version with HX DOS Extender:
http://www.japheth.de/HX.html
(if that works, please report back)

do you want the wiki to be about reverse-engeneering of closed games only or can i also add information about games that have had their source officially released?

you could request a wiki at Wikia
i'd be very interested in this wiki

gotta agree: WOW
that's really cool

"port" is a matter of definition

of course using a different language is different from makign chanegs to work on a different system

i didn't make any statement on the usability

i just wanted to bring up the name, so you see there is (was?) such a project going on
but it is by far not as easy as the c++ ports

it's not avaible on any of the sites dedicated to scumm/lucasarts/adventure-game soundtracks??

try googeling for scummcott

which i (with only little trying i admit) didn't find for windows
so i took the liberty to describe thr 2 methods above, which should work fine on windows

scummvm can just use the midi of your soundcard, and yours should support soundfonts

i daubt a special 64bit version is needed, because speed should be fine anyway
but i don't think it wouldn't help at all, if the compiler does some automatic optimization
these of course won't 'help' if you don't have a speed problem to begin with

So at the end there is no use for the built-in ScummVM functionality of soundfont loading in Windows? And currently no one has released some "optimized" banks? AFAIK (don't quote me on that) the linux version also needs other tools for soundfonts but IMO using midiyoke&synthfont isn't...

i gues it would bd great (for any game soundtrack tuning project) to have the choice between different works, some more close some more freely interpreted i know this rarely happens, because you don't often find many people doing their versions an additional note: of course a version that really is ...

reason isn't the holy grail (for orchestral stuff) but if you don't just think of the result but also of the person doing the music it's a really cool app throwing in a lot of criticism without posting something better is always a bit of... let's say cheap i mean, it would of course be best to get a...