Go here for the manual and scroll down to the specifications. 1,049,088 (1,366 (W) × 768 (H) What it does now , is accept the higher resolution and scale it to 1366x768. If you set your pc to output in 1366x768 the picture should be a bit more sharper. As for the connection method , HDMI gives you t...

Glad it worked , but I assumed your tv was full-hd. Quite some trickery needed to get it sorted.
Wouldn't it be easier to output in your tv's native format , probably 1366x768?

Disable overscan on the tv (somewhere in the menu) , and set the aspect ratio (on the remote) to 'just'. This should hopefully fix your issues.

stefan81 wrote:could someone try future wars with MT32 emulator? it crashes for me on the latest 64bit windows daily build.

32-bit Windows build crashes as well , just after the copy protection.

Yup , that's what I compared it with.
Do you maybe have game specific settings overriding the global ones?

Sounds pretty good to my ears. Running version 1.5.0git2318-g866e23f. Something wrong with your config?

Sweet ! Gotta see if I still have the first LBA. Are both the cd and floppy version supported?

LogicDeLuxe wrote:

crypto wrote:Here's the list of all LucasArts games that contain CD-Audio tracks:

Those are only the adventure games, though. Outlaws and Jedi Knight also use CD audio. Maybe there are even more.

Read 'LucasArts games supported by ScummVM'.

Remove the scummvm.ini located in C:\Documents and Settings\YourUsername\Application Data\ScummVM\
Fire up ScummVM again and see what happens.

What you need is a flatpanel connected with a dvi cable.In my nvidia control panel I can turn off digital flat panel scaling. What I end up with is a centered scummvm screen with the rest of the screen black. Guess that this is what your after?

No Sam and Max 2 support??

As for running System Shock 2, you might want to take a look at http://www.ttlg.com/forums/ and head over to the System Shock section and read the sticky post about how to get SS2 running with Windows XP.