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BTW, Phobus, can you post waht Realtek audio chipset you have on your motherboard? Is it the ALC888/T or the new ALC1200?

Just want to know because Realtek's accepting bug reports on their chipsets and drivers (latest HD one is 2.07, btw).

Maybe the Spectre "loses" his cloaking upon death?

Not really bugs, but got a couple of warnings while compiling a fresh r1035 from the repository. Again, this is MinGW32 with MSYS. p_sectors.cpp and p_terrain.cpp : Compiling p_saveg.cpp: [OK] Compiling p_sectors.cpp: [OK] src/p_sectors.cpp:761:2: warning: no newline at end of file Compiling p_setup ...

Compile with 4.14.05 = Okay.
Run with 4.14.05 = Okay.

However, there is no in-game sounds at all. I can hear music in-game, and I can hear the sound effects while moving through the menus.

Sorry to ask again, but anybody have the installer for 4.14.01?

Thank you randy and Graf.

Possible if I may ask you to post your installer file (not just fmodex.dll, I wish to build it with .01 sources) of 4.14.01? Firelight only has 4.14.08 on their site.

What version of FMOD Ex do you use for compiling ZDoom (and subsequently, GZDoom)? I'll try to match your version and see the results with the fmodex.dll that comes with it.

Basically, all I did was compile 1025 from trunk using MinGW in MSYS. After that, I copied the zdoomgcc.exe and zdoom.pk3 file into a folder with a Doom 2 v1.9 IWAD. Then I copied fmodex.dll from my FMOD Ex installation directory into the same directory. After which, I ran zdoomgcc.exe. Then, boom ...

I'm trying out revision 1024 to see if I get the same problem. Please wait...

Newly built revision 1025M from trunk. Used MinGW and MSYS with FMOD Ex 4.14.08. Compiled fine, however got this error while starting up ZDoom.

Wait, so 4.16.00 does not allow access to audio hardware for playback of .mod, .s3m, .xm, .it, and .mid formats?

That sucks.

I haven't tried 4.14.08 yet, but 4.15.06 gives the same issue, as does 4.17.00.

Guu... no one knows any solution? I just tried earlier versions of FMOD Ex and it still gives the same error...

I just updated to r1024. Of course, it still doesn't work.

I think the latest stable version of FMOD Ex (4.16.00) might be causing this issue. I'll try to compile again with an older version and see what happens...

Just tried to compile the latest svn version using MinGW... Using: svn 1023 (clean, direct from trunk) gcc core 4.21 gcc g++ 4.21 FMOD Ex Programmers API 4.16.00 Getting this particular error with fmodsound.cpp: Compiling fmodsound.cpp: [ERROR] g++ -fno-strict-aliasing -DWIN32 -D_WIN32 -D_WINDOWS ...