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Phantom is a good screen saver, running normally in Vpc; on the actual machine, you need to reduce the Cpu to the sixties to run it, and turn off the level 1 cache. After it runs QV, Mpxplay can't run anymore. The tools mentioned in the DOS era can't be downloaded; I don't know who has PROT 200 or SLOWDOWN or TPP; please upload to help my younger brother, thank you.

I have uploaded the updated PHANTOM.EXE. Give it a try:
Open the attachment

Used it runs normally; thanks to Wengier... It's just that it has to be one or the other with QV. When in QV playback, if the shortcut key enters the screen saver, there will only be a harsh noise. I wonder if it can be changed. When in the screen saver, there is Music in my ears. Hehe Trouble trouble

Replace with playing CD music. I just tried, playing CD audio while using the screen saver, no problem.

Is it necessary to put in 1 CD?

Yes, or try a virtual CD-ROM drive (of course, under DOS, using SHSUCDHD) is also okay.

Okay, I'll try to virtualize a CD; if not, then play the disc. Thanks to Wengier for helping, finally solved... : )

Wengier: I have emulated a music folder as a CD drive, but the problem remains, and they can't run normally at the same time. I wonder if a real CD drive is necessary. If you have time, I hope the boss can help test it. It can play while screensaver is on. (The CD drive has been extremely difficult to read recently. Sometimes it reads the disc as soon as it is inserted, and the longest time is more than 1 hour of repeatedly inserting and ejecting to read it.) Sorry, thank you again.

fakecd is definitely not okay because the files virtualized by it are not in the storage format of CD audio. Try using shsucdhd to virtualize an ISO file of CD audio into a disc.

Oh, then directly put the Mp3 file into an ISO, or should I rip from the original CD to make an ISO correctly? Need to restart, so asked clearly before acting, hehe~ Thanks Wengier! ^_^

Make an ISO disc image of the entire CD - ROM with CD audio.

I put in the real VCD, the data exists in Dat format, why can't Qv and Mp play it under DOS? The more than 100-megabyte VCD ISO made by Ultraiso itself can't be opened by itself. The format is unknown, strange...!

CD audio and VCD are two different things.

However, the method to play VCD with QV is:

QV /VCD

I tried in VPC. Using Qv -uf -vcd or Qv -vcd still results in subtitles, the image plays normally, but when the screen saver comes on, there are only ear-piercing scratching sounds and the little goldfish left; what's going on? Why can't it be achieved?

As mentioned above, VCD and CD audio are two different things. CD audio is okay, while VCD is not.