Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale (70400) #5
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I have this problem too, there is no sound. For now (Smiles and Gnolls) all monsters are appearing, I'll play further to see if there are problems with others and will test with the controller later. System specs: https://gist.github.com/FurretUber/4b9e506475e91f64e4204555a20a0886 Edit: I chose to exit the game and I noticed the process was still running. I had to kill the process to truly close it. Edit 2: I'm playing with controller (Redragon Seymour 2) and it seems perfect. |
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You should be able to install manually with winetricks: (just replace the path & appid) I've made an issue about winetricks stuff over here: #54 |
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@dougty Hello, I've been able to run Recettear through wine perfectly with dsound and directmusic previously. Through Proton I've been having no audio as the issue described. I tried the fix you posted though, and now launching the game leads to a popping sound and a black screen with the process frozen. Switching dsound and dmusic from Native to Builtin in winecfg makes the game run without sound again. Has anyone else had this problem? |
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I have this issue as well. Black screen with popping noises after installing dsound and/or directmusic. |
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It appears that the people over at #696 are also having the same issues. directmusic, dsound, and black screens with popping noises. |
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The fixes above don't work for me at all. So far, nothing I've done has managed to get any audio in Recettear at all unfortunately. |
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Problem seems to be with wine's pulseaudio driver. The above makes the game playable with sound for me. |
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@ahodesuka Yes, that fixed it for me! |
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Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale dies when entering the dungeon Issue transferred from ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux#5873. Your system information
When I enter dungeon game randomly dies after few seconds. Steps for reproducing this issue:
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Tested with Proton version 4.11-3 |
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Tested with Proton version 5.13. Still happening. |
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tested with experimental, still an issue |
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Proton: 8.0-1 First, it doesn't run with audio on Proton 8.0-1 right now. I tried to check for the very specific dlls related to DirectSound and DriectMusic the game uses from logging the dlls it load and it's these 6: So, you should be able to run @kisak-valve Any chance this and #2576 can be merged together somehow? I believe it's intended for one issue per game and this one might be from before that rule. |
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Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale (70400) Issue transferred from #2576. Compatibility Report
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I confirm:
(This game had the issue 5, but somehow it no longer exists, so I'm opening a new issue). SymptomsIt was noticed the game has no sound. Using It was noticed that the videos do not work. It has a video on main menu that plays after waiting for long enough, which is just skipped and returns to the main menu. Probably the same happens on the game credits. This game currently only works properly when using the i965 Mesa driver. It has (seizure warning) significant graphical errors when using the iris Mesa driver. Other than that, the game seems to work properly in all parts (store, city and dungeons). ReproductionOpen the game and wait in the main menu, it will be noticed there is silence only while there should be music and sound effects when changing the options. When the screen turns white it's when the video should start, but then it returns to the main menu immediately. @BillFleming commented on 2019-04-21T22:10:19: Just tested and the graphics issues don't show on up AMD GPUs. @kisak-valve commented on 2019-04-22T13:48:51: Hello @BillFleming, the flickering issue should also be brought to the attention of a mesa/iris dev. Possible line of interest in the log: @FurretUber commented on 2019-04-22T16:45:09: @kisak-valve Looks like this is a known issue. Doing a git bisect, the result is: Edit: it seems this is the same happening with Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Steam Edition. While it's not Recettear, the bisect result is the same. So a bug report already exists on Freedesktop Bugzilla for iris. @BillFleming commented on 2019-04-22T16:48:12: @kisak-valve I was not trying to suggest that the mesa dev's shouldn't be told about this. I was just trying to be helpful to add a quick data point for comparison. To be even more helpful later I can dig up my save for this game and try to beat it on proton (including some lower spec system configs). @FurretUber commented on 2019-04-25T21:24:49: Good news! The @AwesamLinux commented on 2019-05-01T11:37:12: Can confirm that the game skips videos and there is no sound or music. Graphics were fine for me though. Distro: Linux Mint 19.1 Tessa (64 bit) media_info_music.txt Videos are: WMV, VC-1 + WMA @shoober420 commented on 2020-01-27T04:20:20: Compatibility Report
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Graphics work great, but videos and sound are still broken. @kisak-valve commented on 2020-01-27T13:46:10: Hello @shoober420, the previously reported video playback issues need to be confirmed fixed before this game can be whitelisted. |
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I took another look at the game, this time about how to get the videos working, I got this relevant logs for the main menu video (which plays a black screen right now): So from all that it seems the videos rely on DirectShow (which it needs at least the quatz dll), and that might delegate to Windows Media Player, which wine would try to play with gstreamer. Unfortunately there's something wrong with the prefix setup that the Gstreamers plugins fail to load. I will try to check if the video runs with installing directshow and wmp11 from winetricks and post my results. |
OS: Arch Linux 64 bits, mostly up-to-date.
Proton 3.7.
No sound when trying to play Recettear. It seems to be a known issue on wine:
Taken from here.
Not sure yet about the other problems described on that AppDB link.
Seems to mostly work ok from some minutes of experience.
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