11-03-2012, 11:11 PM
Greetings. This is my first post for this forum.
I am primarily an Ubuntu Linux user (12.10) who also can dual-boot with Windows 7. Both are 32bit. CPU is i3 2100, GPU is Nvidia GeForce 520. Here is my question/issue. It is not about speed, in fact, both Linux and Windows are fine at 60fps for speed. Screen loads fine, graphics are great!
Anyways, I am trying to play Final Fantasy 1 Anniversary. I can get sound just fine via Media Engine/Sonic Stage in Windows, but in Linux all I get is sound effects from the menus, but no game music. This is regardless of whether I check the Media Engine box or not. I am aware that no Sonic Stage is available natively for Linux (doesn't even work in Wine), and even with Ubuntu's many codecs and JSymphonic installed I get nothing from it. I am glad I have Windows available but I do prefer strongly to use my Linux when at all possible. Am I missing something on Linux?
I am primarily an Ubuntu Linux user (12.10) who also can dual-boot with Windows 7. Both are 32bit. CPU is i3 2100, GPU is Nvidia GeForce 520. Here is my question/issue. It is not about speed, in fact, both Linux and Windows are fine at 60fps for speed. Screen loads fine, graphics are great!
Anyways, I am trying to play Final Fantasy 1 Anniversary. I can get sound just fine via Media Engine/Sonic Stage in Windows, but in Linux all I get is sound effects from the menus, but no game music. This is regardless of whether I check the Media Engine box or not. I am aware that no Sonic Stage is available natively for Linux (doesn't even work in Wine), and even with Ubuntu's many codecs and JSymphonic installed I get nothing from it. I am glad I have Windows available but I do prefer strongly to use my Linux when at all possible. Am I missing something on Linux?