http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=36802
Bug ID: 36802 Summary: warn:winmm:get_mmioFromProfile can't find SystemSound Product: Wine Version: 1.7.16 Hardware: x86 OS: Linux Status: UNCONFIRMED Severity: normal Priority: P2 Component: winmm&mci Assignee: wine-bugs@winehq.org Reporter: joe@nahmias.net
Running Debian unstable i386, with an x86_64 kernel, wine-unstable 1.7.16. Installed original Gazillionaire game (looks to be VB 3.0 based) in a fresh WINEPREFIX, with WINEARCH=win32.
When trying to play the original Gazillionaire game (looks to be VB 3.0 based), I don't get any sound output. Digging deeper, I was able to see the following wine trace messages / warnings:
$ WINEDEBUG=+winmm WINEPREFIX=/usr/local/wine/Gazillionaire wine-unstable C:/GAZ/GAZCD.EXE trace:winmm:DllMain 0x7e650000 0x1 (nil) fixme:hook:SetWindowsHookEx16 hook type 6 broken in Win16 trace:winmm:MULTIMEDIA_PlaySound pszSound='0x197878' hmod=(nil) fdwSound=00010001 trace:winmm:proc_PlaySound SoundName=L"D:\BOOM.WAV" ! trace:winmm:get_mmioFromProfile searching in SystemSound list for L"D:\BOOM.WAV" warn:winmm:get_mmioFromProfile can't find SystemSound=L"D:\BOOM.WAV" ! trace:winmm:proc_PlaySound Done playing=L"D:\BOOM.WAV" => ko! trace:winmm:MULTIMEDIA_PlaySound pszSound='0x17f7d8' hmod=(nil) fdwSound=00010001 trace:winmm:proc_PlaySound SoundName=L"D:\URBANJU.WAV" ! trace:winmm:get_mmioFromProfile searching in SystemSound list for L"D:\URBANJU.WAV" warn:winmm:get_mmioFromProfile can't find SystemSound=L"D:\URBANJU.WAV" ! trace:winmm:proc_PlaySound Done playing=L"D:\URBANJU.WAV" => ko! trace:winmm:MULTIMEDIA_PlaySound pszSound='0x17f9f0' hmod=(nil) fdwSound=00010001 trace:winmm:proc_PlaySound SoundName=L"D:\Silence.WAV" ! trace:winmm:get_mmioFromProfile searching in SystemSound list for L"D:\Silence.WAV" warn:winmm:get_mmioFromProfile can't find SystemSound=L"D:\Silence.WAV" ! trace:winmm:proc_PlaySound Done playing=L"D:\Silence.WAV" => ko!
The problem is that these files DO EXIST, albeit with different case for the filename, and I can see them in wine's file explorer. However, I expect wine to be case-insensitive the way windows is, and indeed I don't see any problems with the rest of the game.
Any ideas? --Joe