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I don't know if this problem has been pointed out here yet but I just noticed that I cannot seem to be able to play music while using CCS64. The emulator seems to take up the whole "sound space" or sound card! I was just playing an audio CD with Windows Media Player and once I opened CCS64, I couldn ...

I still have this problem... Once I open CCS64 3.8, and try to save a state, the emulator crashes. :(

I get the following error message:
"C64 Emulator for Win32/DirectX V9 has stopped working"
"A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if ...

I've submitted my questions at http://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=28624&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=

If you read the thread, you'll notice that I got the sort of answers that I was able to solve many of the problems I had... however, there are some problems left.

Perhaps ...

Here's an alternative explanation of the same problem:

"When LOADing programs from tape, the <file-name> can be left out, and the next program file on the tape will be read. The Commodore 64 will blank the screen to the border color after the PLAY key is pressed. When the program is found, the ...

Thanks for the answer! At least your answer solved the problem with the play button.

Now I reckon I can explain the real problem very meticulously (it took helluva long time to remember these things because the last time I had a C64 was at the beginning of the 90’s, and most of my memories are ...

Thx for the reply even though it seems you misunderstood the questions. I can run all the raw-tape files (TAPs), no problem with that, but the point is that I need to go through the whole loading process exactly in the same way as with a real C64. This is because I'll record the loading process for ...

Finnish must be the hardest language in the world to translate into English when it comes to C64 jargon... Oh geez it took long time to write this thing! :x

The problem is that I'd like to load all raw-tape files with the help of CCS64 exactly in the same way as I'd load them with a normal C64 ...