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I have bought a Pretec Allegro. Placing some of my mp3's and Oggs on the "iDisk-tiny" and plugging it into the Allegro allows me to play the mp3's, but _the Oggs don't work_! What am I missing? It is advertised on the website, on the box, in the manual... Anyone else tried an Allegro? Hugo

Some days ago I had installed wine 1.3.7 on Debian Stable "Lenny" AMD64. I could play DirectX games fine. Yesterday I installed Wine 1.3.11 on Debian Testing "Squeeze", and all DirectX apps crashed on startup. Then, I tested on Wine 1.1.4 and 1.2, but none made these apps work... Next, I tried on Wine 1.0, and worked! Also I tried under Wine 1.2 on Ubuntu 10.10, but

Please Fix:"Allow DirectX apps to stop the mouse leaving their window" Hi, Can you fix the option: "Allow DirectX apps to stop the mouse leaving their window" ? There are MANY games I can't play because the above option does not work. Thanks! Jesse "JeZ+Lee"

Hi, When I turn on: "Allow Directx apps to stop the mouse leaving their window" in Wine configuration it does not work? I have to run Steam games in a window because in full screen my keyboard does not work. Any ideas? Thanks! Jesse

Hi, everyone, my first post here, and I'm not even quite sure if I should post it in a Wine forum or in an Intel or an OpenGL one, but since my problems occur only with Wine I guess I should start here. The problem is, I simply cannot run any program that require DirectX. After googling about it, I've found out that the problem lies in my Graphic card, which is an Intel GM965 that has

JeZ-l-Lee wrote: > Please Fix:"Allow DirectX apps to stop the mouse leaving their window" Good luck with that. It never really worked. Ever, not counting a special kind of DDraw games (haven't seen a single one yet, but the code is there...). AJ stated that until Wine will be stable enough it should never completely grab mouse/keyboard input. You'll need to reboot/power

I'm trying to test out Sonar XL 2.2 on wine20040814 (August) on a JDS R2 distro. Whenever I run the install program for Sonar, it says that it can't detect DirectX, thus it wants to install it. I believe with an earlier version of Wine (around the June timefame), it doesn't do this. Starting with the August release, there is great DirectSound support that I want to try. Is there

The Wine maintenance release 5.0.1 is now available. What's new in this release (see below for details): - Fix compilation with gcc 10 - Add some timezones - Various bug fixes The source is available from the following locations: https://dl.winehq.org/wine/source/5.0/wine-5.0.1.tar.xz http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/wine/source/5.0/wine-5.0.1.tar.xz Binary packages for various

Hello to all =) Problem: Cant run any application requiring DirectX (Specifically DirectInput) Hardware: AMD Athlon x2 5600 +, 4 GB RAM, 1 GB Video (NVidia GT9600) OS: Ubuntu 10,10 x64 + wine 1.3.18 + NVIDIA Driver Version 270.41.06 Extras: All work under the same Wine but the x32 version. Now i install ubuntu 10.10 x64 (need more then 3.2gb ram) and any DX app dont work. I try delete all .wine

When I'm trying to install DirectX, I get the following error at the beginning of installation process (after all confirmations): > A Cabinet file necessary for the installation cannot be trusted I have encountered this problem with multiple versions of wine and directx redistributables. I had no need in using directx for a long time, but looks like some features are not implemented for

I am not sure this issue is tight to Red Hat qxl GPU driver, but I can't initialize directxX on a guest windows 7. Trying to start a game, I get the error message : Failed to initialize directX Of course, directX is installed on the w7 guest, and properly. The dxdiag command, a directx diagnostic tool, does not show any error. Some summary under the video : Driver name : Red Hat QXL GPU

Hi, I'm trying to install the game "Aquanox" under Wine which needs DirectX 8.0. I've found a mail in the wine mailing list archive stating that wine already includes DirectX, but Aquanox keeps complaining about a missing d3d8.dll. Trying to install DirectX 8.0, I end up with "DirectX couldn't be installed on this computer". Any hints on this one? Sebastian --

Hi. I'm running Debian Lenny, and I'm having a problem with Wine and playing TF2. I used to be able to play TF2 under DirectX 8.1 before updating to the newest version, no problems. I didn't even have to use the option -dxlevel 81, it was already set to it when I looked under video settings in TF2. However, with Wine 0.9.59, it seems that the DirectX that comes bundled with Wine is

Hi, Maybe you've talked about this many times before, but i've got a problem with DirectX. When i try to run any application that uses DirectX it just tells me that i don't have it installed on my system. The fact is that i do have it installed, and works fine in Windows ME, maybe the version is too recent? i'm using DirectX 7. My system is: Linux Redhat 6.2, Windows ME,

So I got wine working.... sort of. I was never able to run 'wineinstall' b/c if i try to run it under my ordinary login, it halts at 'config' and says I don't have permission, but if I log in as root, I can change directories to the /usr/src/wine/tools and I can see 'wineinstall' and 'config' as executable files (I even chmod a+x them to be sure) but when at:

Hello all, Many games include a DirectX bundle in their installation setup, therefore the WINE DirectX implementation becomes overriden when we test games. However, not only this prevent the testing of WINE's DirectX implementation, the bundle they install is usually outdated. I was wondering therefore if preventing the DirectX install is possible, and if yes, would it be useful for WINE

[Idea] [Idea] [Idea] [Idea] [Idea] [Idea] Is there any way to take advantage from Wine API to port DirectX applications to other platforms? If not, I think that a way to rise the interest of developers in using Wine to port their DirectX applications would be creating a LGPL framework that could allow people reuse their code in new platforms that do not support DirectX, like the iOS, Android and

I've tried to install the game "Caesar 3" on my Linux-box. It worked fine during the installation. The problem appeared when I wanted to play it. Caesar 3 needed the file DDRAW.DLL I found out that it was one of DirectX's .dll-files. Isn't Wine supposed to work with DirectX without installing it? Doesn't Wine have its own "DirectX-clone"? What should I

I have Wine-20010112 in a RedHat7 box and I'm a butt newbie in wine. :) I've installed succesfully the game 'Shatered Galaxy' but the graphics are weird, it looks like a directx problem to me, so I tryed to install the latest DirectX 8 that I found in M$.com but it says something like 'This version of DirectX can't run in your Operating System'. Anyone knows a way

Hi Try installing it in win98 mode - run winecfg and change the default to win98. Regards Shelton. ---------- Forwarded Message ---------- Subject: [Wine] missing directX during installation Date: Saturday 09 September 2006 06:35 From: Istvan Gabor <suseuser04@freemail.hu> To: wine-users@winehq.org Hello all: I'd like to install an older program (from 1998/9). The installation