Well what can we do if no programmer ever answers anything in this forum?

I hope this won't mean an end of ScummVM!?!?

zedninja wrote:Dam. Guess i'll stick to PC then.

A Slim-Tool (for the slim PS2) ain't that expensive. It's cool to play the games on TV, some look kinda HD (like Broken Sword) .

zedninja wrote:What does this need to run? Do you have to have a modded ps2? I burnt it and it didnt recognize the disk. Probably because i'm using cheapo ones.

It won't run on a unmodded PS2. You need a Mod-Chip or the Slim-Tool (wih Swap Magic Discs).

elliotth wrote:I had a go at robotizing Joey's voice.

...added an echo? Doesn't sound robotic to me.

clem wrote:

SithlordDK wrote:So Lavosspawn, will there be a ScummVM 0.9.0 PS2 Port????

they probably just didn't do one to annoy you

Probably

So Lavosspawn, will there be a ScummVM 0.9.0 PS2 Port????

Ooops ...sorry

Don't know... I sent a PM to the developer of the PS2 Port some time ago ...no answer

So we have to wait for an official PS2 Port first?

Will there be a PS2 Port of 0.9.0 ?

I hope there will be Scumm VM 0.9 DVD Files soon.

Is there an manual of how I can use soundfonts with ScummVM ...do I have to use one of these progs.? My Soundcard is a SoundBlaster Audigy 4 .

Is it possible to optimize the caching and stuff? (like in Broken Sword and Monkey Island 3) in Broken Sword it seems that the PS2 has to play the Music all time (ogg < 1MB stuff...) so that the speech jumps a little bit sometimes.

I've read elsewhere that people are having problems burning this to a DVD. There's talk about cd/dvd generators and whatnot, and if some people are still having trouble I will just say that it doesnt have to be that complicated. Just open Nero, select "New compilation" "DVD" and...