Hi Daniel, On 12 May 2006 at 16:59, Daniel Villalon spoke, thus:
> Hello, in a preview message, i said something about to audio quake. The > first problem has been resolved, I open the file start.ini, and replaced > the text start /b ag_say.exe, for start ag_say.exe. Now, in te launch > menu, the narrator speak to me, bu when I try to launch audio quake, the > message: comando o nombre de archivo no válido (In english, unvalid > command or filename) Apears again, and the screen and the narrator begin > to list the options again. > > Somebody knows it? I suspect you are not running a version of Windows that includes the cmd.exe command interpreter with extensions turned on and/or a modern start.exe that understands priorities. Which version of Windows are you on? Currently Windows 2000 and XP (fully service-pack upgraded with reasonable defaults) should be supported fine, while older non-NT versions (95,98,ME) are known to be an issue. This is simply because most people are now using 2K or XP, and when I did the Windows work on launcher I had no access to an old OS like Windows 95 or 98 and no reason to support them directly in the code. If you are on Win95/98 and want to play AudioQuake there, please accept our apologies but right now you're sorta out of luck unless you start hacking the launcher to remove references to start.exe and cmd.exe. If you do, you will probably find gameplay unacceptably bad, since start.exe is used to set priorities of the game beneath the SAPI interface so that SAPI will actually be audible. I have thought before that we will probably find the actual cause of the CPU hogging by SAPI/ZQuake and maybe when we use the Win32 process class facility to change the priorities in the code itself there will not be a need for these tricks any more. Then the game will hopefully work across the board (including on older/unsupported versions of Windows). Cheers, Sabahattin -- Sabahattin Gucukoglu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sound, QA, Misc. Development, AGRIP Project http://agrip.org.uk/ Voice: +44 20 88008915 or +44 7986 053399 _______________________________________________ AGRIP-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.agrip.org.uk/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/agrip-discuss
