I've started fresh. I've uninstalled everything and re-downloaded the GameBase frontend v1.1 (not GameBase64 any version) and the latest C64 GameBase database, "v02". I have the latest WinVICE, v1.15 (now that's easy to set-up & use!), the latest SIDplay2 for Windows, the game screenshots, the musician screenshots, and a few games from Arnold's FTP {
ftp://arnold.c64.org/pub/games/ }. (Just in case, I've installed Quick64 when I wanna play a C64 game no prob. [That's a nice little program.] Maybe IT should be a database or somethin'!)
I went to test the GameBase to boot a game. I chose a small one that does not span multiple volumes. I picked 'Wizard of Wor' (the good, classic version) which is a single cartridge, zipped.
When the emu pulled-up, it tried to load it from floppy ,8,1. (It said 'load"WIZARD^1.CRT",8,1' [that's in lowercase/uppercase char. set].) Needless to say, it didn't boot the game...and the little blue cursor blinks.
I went to test the associated SID tune. According to the frontend, it is pointing to the proper SID file {GAMES\S-Z\Wizard_of_Wor.sid in the HVSC} and I pressed--clicked, whatever!--the Play
Sid button. I dialog-box from GameBase said ":!: File not found". (Um, the exclamation was actually a triangle.... :I ) What file? The SID file? Probably not as I clicked the SID-file field at the bottom-center of the frontend and, yep, it points to it alright. It must be referring to the SID player file...but I'm really not sure. I thought that I had set, like, the path for that...but I'm not sure of that either any more.... {pant-pant-pant-tired} |-P
I was reading the instructions....
My head hurts. It's foggy now too....