Ah ha! I'm using just plain old 1.4.2 not 1.4.2a. I'll look for that.
On Oct 6, 10:59 pm, lrbarrios <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > As I recall, a lot of games made assumptions about Mac hardware in the early
> > days, and did things like talk directly to the sound hardware, bypassing the
> > official Apple sound APIs. Those games broke badly first with the 68k AV
> > Macs, which used new special sound hardware that included a DSP. A lot of
> > games came out with "AV Mac" patches so they would work on the AV Macs, and
> > later the PowerMacs (which also used different sound hardware than the
> > earlier 68k Macs). I believe that Lemmings 1.4.2a was such an "AV Mac"
> > patch that fixed the way the sound in that game worked to follow Apple
> > guidelines.
>
> > - Nate
>
> I'm not sure about "AV Mac" patches, but I've got Basilisk II running
> on Windows XP and my Lemmings 1.4.2a works just fine with sound. I
> also have just the "Lemmings" executable and it does not have sound.
> I'm using a Quadra 650 ROM with ID 30, 68040 and System 7.5.5.
>
> Lonnie.
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