Deliplayer won't work on Windoze 7 !?

[nicholas]

The only MOD player worth using on any non-68k-Amiga platform is UADE.

You can compile it for Windows if you have Cygwin installed.

I recommend cloning the git repo as it's a lot better than the last tarball release.

http://zakalwe.fi/uade/

[nicholas]

Okey thanx 4 the advice!

It seems better than the others except it has no repeat button

No way are the others better than UADE as it emulates an Amiga and uses the original 68k assembly replay routines from Delitracker and Eagleplayer.

Unless your MODS sounding accurate and number of formats supported are not high on your list of priorities.

[nicholas]

Bollocks. Winuae worked perfectly on my athlon 3000+ single core 32bit processor. Learn to configure your computer first.

It ran just fine on my old 1GHz Athlon Thunderbird too.

[nicholas]

I will happily try your idea but here is the deal:

I needed to backup my 1.5TB Amiga external drive.
I have a brand new puter with USB3 and Windoze 7 so this should be easy right?

Wrong!

Windoze 7 copied some files in some kind of random order then just locked up.  Its been stuck on the same file for over 12 hours now I and I don't know what to do.

The drive has all my mods on it.  The hard drive light flashed off and on all night long.  But the drive is not making any grinding noises.  What the heck is it doing?

I used to ALWAYS have this problem on Windoze XP.  I could not copy any set of files over around 400GB or it just locked up. :mad:

My bro told me W7 was fixed and and so advanced that it could actually copy files from one drive to another just like a 1985 Amiga.

I don't know what to do now.  Its just sitting there flashing the light off and on and all my mods are on that drive.  I can't seem to access the drive while its copying... So I can't try ur Deliplayer fix to see if it works or not.

I hope it is not burning a hole in my Amiga drive! :cry:  My whole life is on that drive!  Why can't Windoze 7 just let me copy some files and make a backup?!? :confused:

The easiest solution.

Who needs WinUAE either?

And you could always boot one of your PC's from the CD linked in my signature for a more "authentic" experience.