Getting Started with DOSBox Staging 0.80.1
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- Опубликовано: 10 дек 2023
- Celebrating #doscember #doscember2023
We have a look at the DOS emulator DOSBox Staging.
How to set it up and start playing some classic DOS games.
How to edit the dosbox config file.
Add soundfounds
Add Roland MT-32 sound.
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First your guide helped me deal with installing proper Amiga through WinUAE, now you are helping me with DOS.. Thank you so much mate! Have a great New Year! Greetings from Mexico!
Welcome back, Mikey!
so i had to cringe every time you edited the conf file bc either youre supposed to create an entirely new file, rename the old, OR comment out the original code and insert a new line underneath with the value you you want. Definitely good practice to share on youtube with potential coding newbies. its good to teach the habits we want to see in the real world. great video!
Many-many tnx for this guide !
Awesome tutorial.
WB! And I always thought that Stardust was an Amiga exclusive.
Don't know if you got the King's Quest Collection (from King's Quest 1 to King's Quest 7) and don't know if they can work on DOSBox Staging. I rebought the collection from Steam while I have a disc version of it too that I bought years ago but don't have a disc drive on my new computer and I know the King's Quest games are also available on GOG. I tried follow your steps to get the King's Quest games to work with DOSBox Staging but Steam got them, the whole collection installed with DOSBox 0.63 and 0.74-3 in an odd way.
lil problem. I installed it, but I can't type symbols to mount a drive
Is there anyway of running DOS games bought at GoG through DOSBox staging?
Yes, alot of them you can extract the files and then copy them to whatever your C drive in Dosbox is.
I can do a video demoing that.
Detailed list of what games do or don't can be found here.
www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=48490
That's good to know. Thanks for the info and link @@MikeyGRetro
I prefer using PCem to set up an MS-DOS Machine with a 486 CPU or a Pentium CPU, it behaves like an MS-DOS machine and it's compatible with all MS-DOS games however you need to optimize the memory for some games, in my opinion this is the definitive way to play MS-DOS games on a modern PC or Mac, the easiest way is DOSBox Pure in Retroarch as long as you have the game files it works perfectly and you can use CRT shaders too.
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