Ok, now that I have upgraded to 1.1.3, i can not confirm this bug in my phone. ScummVM runs normal, at least for me.

1.1.3 has a problem with a lot af apps.

But COMI now has skipping sound. I converted the files to ogg manually and they used to work properly...

Switching from portrait to landscape mode while a video is played crashes scummvm back to desktop (summerboard). At least for COMI, that is the only game I have, which uses video playback...

Is it even possible to recreate the scrolling functionality of the iPhone using the scummVM skinning system? I don't know if you already have tested an iPhone or iPod Touch, but scrolling is done in a much more intuitive way than with regular scrollbars. Coding wouldn't be of a problem, my only prob...

If the main GUI would be iPhone like, as suggested, scrolling would automatically behave like in a normal iPhone application, which imho is the best/natural solution for scrolling.

I noticed with Monkey Island 1, that the cursor actually clicks at the point right under your fingertip. It's just the mousepointer image, that is not at the right position. It's not just in the game, but also in the main menu.

Yeah everything works fine now with the 1.0.2 Firmware. The mousepointer should be corrected a little bit upwards left. F5 key movement works good for me. Keep on the good work.

I have another suggestion for the keyboard part. You could check the acceleration sensor to see if the iphone is being rattled. That you could treat as F5 or something...

@Klaus: Already tried that. Seems to be a problem with the 1.0.2FW

Hi, I just downloaded your version. Having the same problem as the others. The cursor is moving, but clicks are not recognized. Firmware 1.0.2. Anyway, it's still cool to see the main screen of ScummVM on my phone :wink:. Btw. it is very noticeable that the cursor is not at the correct position. :wi...

stracenska wrote:Baklava is just as anxious as everyone else about an update on the iphone port and is using reverse psychology to get an update.

Wow, someone noticed.

Why fake the final video? Just record the game and let it play on the phone as a video. Rotate it with your favourite video editing software to show some accelerometer effects and time your movements when recording it with your webcam.

With some video editing skills, I can "play" Halo3 on my iPhone...

It's a fake!