1.0.0 Release compiles fine, but with the latest svn I have a problem with compiling: make C++ backends/platform/sdl/events.o C++ backends/platform/sdl/graphics.o C++ backends/platform/sdl/hardwarekeys.o C++ backends/platform/sdl/main.o C++ backends/platform/sdl/sdl.o In file included from ./common/...

edit: I now adjusted the subtitle speed in order to match the length of the audio tracks. This seems to be much better than cropping or changing the speed of the music.

4. Copy track12.wav to track10.wav How do you actually trigger track10 to be played inside MI1? I thought, it was unused (despite referred in the scripts). I didn't know that it was unused. I'm not a developer. 5. Increase the speed of track17c.wav with Audacity by 6%. What would be the point in it...

First you must extract the game content, as described here: http://forums.scummvm.org/viewtopic.php?t=7671 1. Extract MusicOriginal.xwb AND MusicNew.xwb. 2. Copy following files to a new folder: MusicNew/Converted_WAV -rw-r--r-- 1 user 15M 2009-09-03 13:03 track2.wav -rw-r--r-- 1 user 15M 20...

Great news!! :lol: Here are some German SCI checksums: Laura Bow: "resource.map", "b1905f6aa68ff65a057b080b1eae954c", 12030 "resource.001", "e45c888d9c7c04aec0a20e9f820b79ff", 108032 "resource.002", "e45c888d9c7c04aec0a20e9f820b79ff", 35468...

Scummvm compiled with MinGW-w64 does run and is recognized as an 64bit application by Windows.

It compiled!!:shock: I had to: -replace every long with long long -add -O2 to CXXFLAGS, because of a GCC mingw ld bug: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=484299 I can't test it yet, because I don't have a Windows x64 OS, but if somebody wants to build their Win64 version, with an cross...

Hi, I've already compiled scummvm with a crosscompiler from Linux x86_64 to Win32. So the next thing I wanted to try out was if it is possible to compile scummvm with the new MinGW-w64 for the target Win64. As far as I could get I could compile SDL, zlib, libogg, libvorbis, libmad, FLAC and libmpeg2...