Ryan C. Underwood

This is an Origin game using JEMM which in turn relies on VCPI.

I have a TVGA8900 somewhere.

It's surely an ISA card. But I could use it to check these drivers for the crash on a real PC with WFW3.1, which I think was the question?

Sorry, @andrewbird mentioned WFW 3.1 but I meant the PC has WFW 3.11. I can test any kind of windows necessary (when I get time, and find the trident card).

There's also coLinux, which works without modification, but using vm86 on it resulted in a bluescreen last time I tried (~2011). https://retro926.wordpress.com/2016/10/27/colinux-on-windows-10-part-1-introduction/

There's never been an implementation of MPU-401 intelligent mode (i.e. hardware sequencer). I have a private branch where I ported the dosbox implementation (along with some additional sbmidi/MPU401 related fixes),...

Another facet of this problem is some devices (like Chromecast) do not natively support seeking, even when the server advertises it, and do not send the time or byte offset...

@kyak I might be confused. Do these players which do not work with mediatomb/gerbera support transcoded seeking with *other* DLNA servers? My understanding was that this was a problem with...

@kyak It looks like if the player sends a `Range` header to the server, and the transcoding command handles the third argument correctly, it should work: https://github.com/gerbera/gerbera/blob/75d79d49bcc63d2932574c3bc12dd55ee6369ee4/src/transcoding/transcode_ext_handler.cc#L194 The configuration is...

It's more accurate to say that we have some control over the bind behavior, as there's extensive policy around the interface supplied to libupnp: https://github.com/gerbera/gerbera/blob/c397cc511e6a2ea07848731e789617d7adf82538/src/server.cc#L100 I understand the concern about...