Posted January 12, 2016
I guess it depends on you meaning of "as it should." The glquake is well known to be subpar, see the pictures yourself.
etb
no windows
Registered: Aug 2010
From Italy
PhilsComputerLab
Retro Gamer
Registered: Jul 2010
From Australia
Posted January 13, 2016
But I'll bite, you can use of the source port with the burnt CD too.
etb
no windows
Registered: Aug 2010
From Italy
Posted January 13, 2016
And it also works with old CD players, it can be useful for car trips or similar situations :D
Post edited January 13, 2016 by etb
PunchDit
New User
Registered: Dec 2010
From Other
Posted February 21, 2016
EDIT: Actually the game recognizes the CD cue file when mounted with Deamon Tools Lite. The other CDs are the expansions?
So is it enough if I mount and play the tracks as an audio cd?
Would the game originally just play all the tracks in order, not depending on what's going on in the game itself?
So is it enough if I mount and play the tracks as an audio cd?
Would the game originally just play all the tracks in order, not depending on what's going on in the game itself?
Post edited February 21, 2016 by TabaquiX
etb
no windows
Registered: Aug 2010
From Italy
Posted February 22, 2016
You still have the problem of the shifted tracks.
wirezen
New User
Registered: Dec 2013
From Italy
Posted February 23, 2016
So if you want to re-enable playing back the music from .ogg files it would seem that you need to do the following.
1. Mount the CDIMAGE game.gog with daemon tools or cd emulation software of choice.
2. rip tracks2 - track11 with CDEx (or other ripping software of choice) as ogg the "music" folder inside your gog quake folder as Track02.ogg - Track11.ogg
3. rename _winmm.dll to winmm.dll
4. run qlquake as normal from the icon and enjoy the music.
the game crashes during startup.
is there a way (or a log) to understand what's going on and what not?
thanks
wirezen
New User
Registered: Dec 2013
From Italy
Posted February 24, 2016
2. Mount the CUE
3. Start up the game.
4. Enjoy the music.
That's about it. The Windows version should find the mounted CUE on its own.
i've even tried to change the drive letter, assigning "D" (my first CD drive) to the virtual drive with Quake mounted.
any advice?
omega64
Something good
Registered: Apr 2012
From Netherlands
Posted March 24, 2016
2. Mount the CUE
3. Start up the game.
4. Enjoy the music.
That's about it. The Windows version should find the mounted CUE on its own.
i've even tried to change the drive letter, assigning "D" (my first CD drive) to the virtual drive with Quake mounted.
any advice?
The first drive in Windows (doesn't matter if physical or virtual) is the one that must contain the disc.
The music will NOT play if you insert it in another drive.
AgentBirdnest
Ja'crispy
Registered: Jan 2011
From United States
Posted May 02, 2016
Followed both Phil's and Hans' guides, and I'm still hearing no music. Whether I use GOG's launcher or Quakespasm. :-\
omega64
Something good
Registered: Apr 2012
From Netherlands
AgentBirdnest
Ja'crispy
Registered: Jan 2011
From United States
omega64
Something good
Registered: Apr 2012
From Netherlands
fsmcas
you've just read this
Registered: Jun 2011
From Germany
Posted May 29, 2016
To make it easier, can we just burn the image on a real disc, put it into our physical drive and use that?
jbbourgoin
New User
Registered: Jan 2012
From France
Prahlhans
New User
Registered: Apr 2012
From Germany
Posted June 12, 2016
1) If you don't want to rip the cd image, you can download the ogg files on the net. The track names must be track02.ogg etc.
The site quaddicted.com proposed a zip file containing the ogg files ( who must be renamed ).
2) Put these files here : C:\GOG Games\Quake\MUSIC
3) rename _winmm.dll to winmm.dll
4) Enjoy !
Ha, that's truly simple and easy - many thanks for this :)