What version of OSX are you using? This page lists the supported versions and any notes on issues with each: http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/Mac_OS_X Also, what version of libSDL are you using? As there is a known issue with OSX 10.7 (Lion) with SDL-1.2.14 or earlier. See this bug: http://sourcefo...

I doubt anyone is mortified! :) Just wanted to explain the reasons why this bug is still open and indicate that we are open to external developers helping to look at this or other bugs as we are an Open Source project... P.S. If you (or your grandmother!) want to learn to program, then the following...

It should be noted that debugging this without a PSP device is almost impossible and only a few of the team developers own one, which also explains why this has not been addressed.

valleck: If you really want to help the PSP "scene", then maybe you should take a look at fixing this issue yourself! The following links should help: 1. This covers the basics of getting the source code, compiling and debugging a build: http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/Developer_Central#...

I am not a WebOS porter or user, but I assume you have checked the notes here: http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/WebOS#Controls I suspect this is another annoying issue with mapping keyboard and mouse controlled games onto a Touchscreeen interface! :) The WebOS port uses the backend keymapper framew...

Raygunbrown: This bug has been reported before as bug #3553538 "DREAMWEB: Crash after intro on OS X 10.8.0" which is still open: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=3553538&group_id=37116&atid=418820 The bug comments track our current investigation. However...

Cire: *cough* See the website, if you haven't already.

If you mean a pre-existing tool to dump the HRS archive as separate image, sound and other data files, then no such tool exists. Dinotopia uses the 2nd generation of the SAGA engine: http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/SAGA The code present in the ScummVM codebase is a partial reimplementation of the ...

As [md5] indicated, the release Win32 version can be used on Win64 without issues AFAIK and there is little gain for building this as a 64-bit build. The developer who used to produce these used a Win64 MSVC, but not long has access to this. It should be possible to use MinGW to build a version. In ...

Also, what does the procedure for Win7 given previously show i.e. What do you see when you click on " 'Saved Games (old default)' from the Saved Games section of ScummVM on the Start Menu. " and "'Saved Games (new default)' from the Saved Games section of ScummVM on the Start Menu.&qu...

Of course... But let's see if we can find your older games as unless you did any manual deletion of folders, it is unlikely they are gone. I'm sure you have read section 6.0 of the README? ;-) This covers the default locations of savegames. These folders may be "hidden" and so not show up ...

Ah... This may also be relevant from http://forums.scummvm.org/viewtopic.php?t=11719 : Sounds like you have UAC enabled in Windows 7, and the migration script is failing to find the saved game files. Try this manual method: Select 'Saved Games (old default)' from the Saved Games section of ScummVM o...

mizfortune: If the migration script tool included with the v1.5.0 release (migration.bat) failed to work for you, then your savegames were likely in a nonstandard directory. Use the "Search" tool of your operating system i.e. Start->Search->For Files or Folders on Win32 to search for files...

cosmospop: I'd suggest that you open this as a bug on the ScummVM bug tracker: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=browse&group_id=37116&atid=418820 Also, I'd suggest that you try running the floppy dumped original under DOSBox, as this will likely run more correctly that using WinXP DOS em...