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I could run this by mounting on Windows XP and installing the Apple QuickTime that came with the program
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ted20 Jan. 2022
have to play it first if thats ok
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Robotas20 May. 2021
All the ISOs (img and iso files) that I saw have the same thing: "double files". Because the cd game as installation for PC and MAC, files like "setup.inf" are mistaken by Windows installation. Windows reads the wrong files and thats why the bad installation always happens. Solution: you have to extract all files inside the ISO to a single directory and then mount that directory as a CD. For example: if your virtual HDD is C and your virtual CD was on C\CD (CD is the directory were the ISO was, it will be where the extracted files stay) mount c c mount d c\cd -t cdrom
The duplicate files in the ISO to extract are: TERROR.CIN (586,777Kb) SETUP.INF (636) ENGINE\SETUP.INF (636) the other double files are MAC files. Hope this helps.
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Your New Boy13 Nov. 2020
Problem solved: In case you're new with the whole DOSBOX things such as yours truly, before starting Windows 3.1 you have to mount your ISO as cd room ( write: mount [any letter] [the letter of the virtual disk mounting the iso]:\ -t cdrom), and then you do the whole usual thing and it's done!
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Your Boy13 Nov. 2020
Anyone else getting the "Unable to find movie file; please make sure that disc is inserted correctly" message?
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I could run this by mounting on Windows XP and installing the Apple QuickTime that came with the program
have to play it first if thats ok
All the ISOs (img and iso files) that I saw have the same thing: "double files". Because the cd game as installation for PC and MAC, files like "setup.inf" are mistaken by Windows installation. Windows reads the wrong files and thats why the bad installation always happens. Solution: you have to extract all files inside the ISO to a single directory and then mount that directory as a CD.
For example: if your virtual HDD is C and your virtual CD was on C\CD (CD is the directory were the ISO was, it will be where the extracted files stay)
mount c c
mount d c\cd -t cdrom
The duplicate files in the ISO to extract are:
TERROR.CIN (586,777Kb)
SETUP.INF (636)
ENGINE\SETUP.INF (636)
the other double files are MAC files.
Hope this helps.
Problem solved: In case you're new with the whole DOSBOX things such as yours truly, before starting Windows 3.1 you have to mount your ISO as cd room ( write: mount [any letter] [the letter of the virtual disk mounting the iso]:\ -t cdrom), and then you do the whole usual thing and it's done!
Anyone else getting the "Unable to find movie file; please make sure that disc is inserted correctly" message?
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.