> > Wincoupe has a wierd effect on my Win 95 desktop. > > It keeps re-arranging my icons. > > > > Bob Wilkinson.
For what it's worth, I didn't 'get' the PC Driver joke. (Although presumably the PC version of Driver screws up the windows desktop, right?) Probably your video drivers. Because I don't have the problem, and I expect you have different video drivers to me :) (What video card / version of Win95 do you have Bob?) > First, I still can't seem to get the MOD Player to work. Was this supposed > to have been fixed? Or is it still being worked on, Dave? Ho ho - this one's actually not my fault. It's been fixed in WinCoupe now. > Another sound bug, playing tunes which have envelopes enabled for saw waves, > etc (eg, a lot of Roger Hartley tunes) the enveloped channels sound out of > tune, especially at low frequencies. I think it is the frequency of the > channel controlling the envelope frequency being heard as a tone, when it > should be silent? I don't know, just a guess. Potentially, this could have been caused by an envelope controller bug which has now been fixed. It could also have been caused by externally-clocked envelopes not correctly being clocked by WinCoupe (which has now been fixed in WinCoupe). Latest SAASound.dll is at (and will always be at) http://www.geocities.com/stripwax Currently it's 2.05, give it a go. Oh, it could also be caused by WinCoupe 'trying' to emulate a Sam at 100% speed but not being able to ... what machine have you got (I think Si Owen recommends a Pentium 200 as recommended minimum spec, but it will run on lower spec machines. But I don't know what the sound emulation will be like on lower spec machines...) (Could you send me the tunes in question - and can I play them using Aley's SAAEmu 0.61 ?) > Now an idea for Wincoupe itself: I think it would handy if there was some > indication, perhaps on the title bar, of when the disk drives are being > accessed, so during some long pauses I can tell that it's not crashed. Hey, > maybe you could even mimic the screen dimming as the drives are spun up! ;-) I was actually thinking of emulating the sound interference you get when the disk drive is going :) (Seriously ! Would it be a cool idea, or just stupid?) > BTW, I think WinCoupe is excellent and I LOVE IT!!!! Yay! Result! D a v e
