Let me get back to you on this. I think I've managed to confuse myself in a few ways. I'm going to retest all of my SCI games and make sure it wasn't user error.

Thanks for the detailed explanation. I like knowing how this stuff works.

Thanks for the suggestion. The folder WAS attributed as 'read-only' (I'm using Windows 7), perhaps because it was copied off the CD. So, I changed it to not be 'read-only', but I'm still getting the password problem. I tried clicking 'Change', but nothing seemed to happen. It doesn't look like any n...

Okay, I bought a copy of the Sierra Originals CD-ROM version of Leisure Suit Larry 5. I copied all the files from the LSL5 folder to their own folder on my hard driver. No problems adding and starting the game, but I can't get past the introduction without being asked to enter a password. Is there a...

Oh, I meant that ScummVM Tools displayed the warning during the compression process. I tried playing KQ6 with the compressed resource.aud, and so far the lip-sync seems to be fine...

I was compressing the resource.aud file for the CD version of King's Quest VI with ScummVM Tools using FLAC compression, and I noticed the message "Warning: possibly raw lipsync data found at offset 4ccf81c" and several others like it. Does this mean that the lip-sync data is lost during c...

Thanks for clarifying. I happen to own the first three, so I'll have to try them out. ... Er, I meant, my sister owns them.

I see that 'Mixed-up Mother Goose' is listed under SCI on the compatibility list as a supported game. I'm curious which version it's referring to, though: the 1990 16-color SCI remake, or the 1992 VGA CD-ROM.

I hate to confuse matters worse, but I'm no longer getting digital sounds on any SCI games, whether I have 'Mixed MIDI/Ad Lib Mode' checked or not. They all worked before. Any suggestions, please?

(I'm using the Windows version of ScummVM, a daily snapshot from two days ago).

Okay, so I found my old Mickey's Space Adventure floppy (it was actually my little sister's to tell the truth), but I think it was some kind of self-bootable disk. I have no idea how to view or copy the files. Any ideas, anyone?

I'm 34. My first computer was a PC Jr., and my first game was King's Quest 1, which was brand new at the time.

My first computer was a PC Jr., and I remember playing a lot of the early Sierra games on that, and the PC Jr. seemed to have better sound than most of my friends' computers. That is until one of my friends got Space Quest 2 for her Apple IIGS, which seemed vastly superior at the time. So, I'm wonde...

sev wrote:Well, off official ScummVM tree the engine was developed for over three years.

Oh, okay. But still... Good work.

I have to say I'm really impressed with how fast you guys got the Toltecs engine up and running. I go half a day without checking the Changelog, and already there's a new engine with a completable game. It was like a blink of the eye.

md5 wrote:If you check the tracker, we got open bugs from 2004. Some bugs are obviously harder to debug and fix than others. This is one of them.

I see you fixing SCI bugs all the time on the Changelog, so I know it's not for lack of trying.