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Hello, This is a very old thread but I figured I would see if anyone still had the posters for sq1 vga?

This isn't for any admin, or people assisting with the project. It's just for Mark and Scott. Personally I know the risk I take when investing in a Kickstarter. I use money that's expendable, and if things don't work out, they don't. I've got a Beta. But I'm unlikely to see the finished product with working saves and bugs repaired. I'm unlikely to see the tier I paid for which includes a big box, DVD of the game, 'special goodies' or a personal thank you note from the SQH (Big fan by the way Troells and bought your SQIV + Galaxy Galaria vinyls) Regardless of last year's Nove

I understand that there's nothing wrong with the game. The reason I advised changing the display driver in the game is because OBS can behave better with capturing a graphics accelerated (or not) display from a game depending on what driver it's using. This has worked for me with other programs. For instance DOSBox changing from "surface" and "overlay" to "opengl" can fix this. Same with other games sometimes when they don't behave on OpenGL, Direct3D, or Vulkan. Sometimes it makes a difference because OBS can be stupid. Anyway, glad you got it working. Clearly your issue was not the same

It's my mistake to bug you, but there is nothing wrong with the game. The issue was caused by OBS. I followed this article and ran OBS as an Administrator, and the issue got resolved. Thanks for your valuable reply, anyway.

Try running the game setup and changing the display driver to another setting (Direct3D 9, OpenGL, Software) see if that does anything.

Hello all, I recently downloaded 'Space Quest II: Vohaul's Revenge Remake' from Gamesnostalgia to my Windows 10 PC and it is running smoothly, however, when I try to record the gameplay using OBS, I only get a black screen. Could anyone help me out? Thanks!

Glad you figured it out. I still am in shock that it's possible to upload images to the Steam chat.

So, I found a solution from here after searching on Google today. Hopefully, it will help others also.

Thanks for replying. Not only Steam avatar; also images in chat. Especially the last one.

What are the images for? Uploading images to Steam is not really a thing...unless you're just talking about updating your Steam avatar?

Hello everyone. I don't know this is the right place or not to post this. But I hope I will get a better suggestion from you. I am a big fan of Steam games. I am unable to upload images on my Steam. Although, I am not an expert on this matter. Can anyone provide any suggestions? Any help will be appreciated.

Long - REALLY Long Play of 6 hours and some change - Non Commentary. Watch me die. A lot. So. Very. Much. And Commentary version (which is sped up because no one wants to hear me ramble for 6 hours and some change...)

I fixed the audio sync issue (that I also saw in SQ5 which took that forever) and fixed it in the non commentary version of SQIV. I do love that this was uploaded after my SQ5 footage, finished uploading, finished processing, all before my SQ5 has finished processing the HQ version of the video.

Space Quest IV - Fun (Visual Edit) I Did. :-) Wait for it......

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If you are interested in additional angles or slightly higher resolution images of this building/area, refer to my notes at the bottom of this link... https://voidstar.blog/san-francisco-california-2021/ My original are about 6000x3036 resolution. The "two guys" forum host at 1200x607, while WordPress is resizing it to 2000x1012 (I understand these forums need to conserve bandwidth, and appreciate that they adjust to reasonable sizes for bandwidth reasons - that's the part that makes building these kinds of forums a bit tricky, detecting a users mobile vs hardline connection and on

By unique circumstances, I ended up staying in Oakhurst just last night (after a long day of touring Yosemite). I've been a Sierra adventure game fan since the mid-1980s, so this was quite a treat for me personally (especially having recently finished Ken's book released late last year). This felt to me like some kind of pilgrimage to sacred grounds of the legend of Sierra. My visit was entirely impromptu. We had only 4 hours to get to SF International Airport (from Oakhurst). Sunrise was at 6:10am. Long story short, all this meant I had only 45 minutes to pay my respects. How