I read you can adjust the config file to force a higher res, but if I can't even start the game so the config file gets created I'm still out of luck. I don't know what resolution that starts up in, but it got me spooked for other games like Doom 3, Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Hitman 2, and some 2D ones like the Commandos series and SimCity 4. I tried playing Doom on GZDoom and it gave me the same black screen, unsupported mode message. I have no idea if I'll be able to play them on this TV. So my main concern is I got a graphics card coming in the mail and now I want to play some old PC games from over a decade ago that I missed out on. I read up on it and it looks like PS1 still used ~240p while the PS2 used 480p. I can hook a PS2 up to it and it'll display, but if it has to emulate a PS1 disc or if I hook the actual PS1 up to it, the screen turns all black with a box that says "MODE NOT SUPPORTED" and it just stays there. Everything looks great, but it was kind of a budget buy ($200) and only later on did I find out it is somewhat limited in what resolutions it's capable of displaying. I have my PC hooked up to a 1080p LED 32" TV by Sharp.
Official support has been ceased, but you can still generate a user key at.
Set the resolution manually in ~/.etwolf/etmain/etconfig.cfg or install etlegacy which detects widescreen resolutions your monitor supports. Install the etlegacy package which supports modern sound systems without hacks. The original source code release from is unmaintained with many outdated dependencies.įor compatibility reasons 64-bit users have to install the 32-bit packages of the game. It is recommended to install etlegacy not only because it fixes the common problems listed below, but also because of security issues.
It was meant to be a multi-player addon for Return to Castle Wolfenstein.
Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory is a Freeware class-based first-person-shooter set in WW2 era.
0 kommentar(er)
