First of all, thank you for this! Very inspiring and just worked!
I was trying to set up a DOS project myself that used libmikmod but it kept crashing. Turns out the default extender, DOS4GW, does not agree with libmikmod. At least not in Dosbox. Using DOS32A or PMODEW works great. I don't think I've ever would have thought of testing that without MikPlayer <3
But I also have a libmikmod question that I don't know who else to ask, seeing as it's very specific for DOS and using Open Watcom.
I cannot, for the life of me, make a working example that plays samples (wav files). I've used official example code, I've tried exporting my WAVS in various formats and I don't get any errors. It just... doesn't play anything. Sample_Play even returns a numbered voice channel and it has volume set... It refuses. Playing modules works just fine and I cannot make sense of it
It's either a bug or I've missed something.
It would be very interesting to see if you can get it to work.
First of all, thank you for this! Very inspiring and just worked!
I was trying to set up a DOS project myself that used libmikmod but it kept crashing. Turns out the default extender, DOS4GW, does not agree with libmikmod. At least not in Dosbox. Using DOS32A or PMODEW works great. I don't think I've ever would have thought of testing that without MikPlayer <3
But I also have a libmikmod question that I don't know who else to ask, seeing as it's very specific for DOS and using Open Watcom.
I cannot, for the life of me, make a working example that plays samples (wav files). I've used official example code, I've tried exporting my WAVS in various formats and I don't get any errors. It just... doesn't play anything. Sample_Play even returns a numbered voice channel and it has volume set... It refuses. Playing modules works just fine and I cannot make sense of it
It's either a bug or I've missed something.
It would be very interesting to see if you can get it to work.