Hmm blowing isn't really a problem it works for almost all the games I have played I don't know about Trauma Center 2 I haven't finished it yet but it should work.

Regards //Najob

 

Try to blow more gently. Sometimes, the 'industrial fan' method isn't registered as blowing. Had the problem with Zelda, don't know about Trauma Center, though.

 

Unresponsive mic? Maybe this helps..

 

Um, i sorta found a solution for someone without a mic. Just worked out for me.

First however one i tried but didnt work but might still work. For some reason the stereo mix recording volume is way too low on my computer. You could enable it on the sound options and select recording device as the stereo mix. Anything played (like music or a video) should be recognized as input and work for the game. I tested the volume on the sound recording and it was about 1/10th of normal. So the game didnt pick it up.

Now what I did. You do need hardware sadly, but you might have it lying around. You need a male-male stereo cable (normal headphones plug type) and a cd player or mp3 player or w/e plays sounds with a headphones plug. Bridge the device and the line-in of your sound card with it. Set line in as your recording device and play the sound on the device and the game should pick it up.


Or if you have a stereo plug to RCA cable which is what i used. I connected my PS2 red and white to the converter (its just a small 1.5 inch plug thing) and that to the line in of my sound card. Fired up the game on my pc, and fired up DMC3 on the PS2 (I connected the yellow plug to the tv to see what i was doing). Couple hits into the first stage and i was already done in the game.

This was one of those blow into the mic things, nots ure how well it would work for recognition, but i bet it would work

 

Um, i sorta found a solution for someone without a mic. Just worked out for me.

First however one i tried but didnt work but might still work. For some reason the stereo mix recording volume is way too low on my computer. You could enable it on the sound options and select recording device as the stereo mix. Anything played (like music or a video) should be recognized as input and work for the game. I tested the volume on the sound recording and it was about 1/10th of normal. So the game didnt pick it up.

Now what I did. You do need hardware sadly, but you might have it lying around. You need a male-male stereo cable (normal headphones plug type) and a cd player or mp3 player or w/e plays sounds with a headphones plug. Bridge the device and the line-in of your sound card with it. Set line in as your recording device and play the sound on the device and the game should pick it up.


Or if you have a stereo plug to RCA cable which is what i used. I connected my PS2 red and white to the converter (its just a small 1.5 inch plug thing) and that to the line in of my sound card. Fired up the game on my pc, and fired up DMC3 on the PS2 (I connected the yellow plug to the tv to see what i was doing). Couple hits into the first stage and i was already done in the game.

This was one of those blow into the mic things, nots ure how well it would work for recognition, but i bet it would work

Thanks, that's exactly the kind of thing I was looking for.

 

so without hardware theres no game?i have just a pc and net connection!lots of money but limited resources in india!

 

Please refrain from admitting piracy in future post.
Your tact is whack.

 

While it prolly isn't doable, but could it be possible that someone could create some "cheat" that would edit to games to think that your constantly blowing into the mic so you could get past those parts without having to go get a mic just to play on a DS emulator :|

 

While it prolly isn't doable, but could it be possible that someone could create some "cheat" that would edit to games to think that your constantly blowing into the mic so you could get past those parts without having to go get a mic just to play on a DS emulator :|

There is a "cheat" that does what you said. You should check the link in #24 of this FAQ thread here.

 

imlost said:

There is a "cheat" that does what you said. You should check the link in #24 of this FAQ thread here.

Could you post the actual site name and the web address please?

 

Nice 5 years old thread.... 2008 - 2013

 

Quite a few links to threads within the forum got busted with the site update. imlost was referring to this FAQ: http://ngemu.com/threads/read-no-gb...gba-frequently-asked-questions-regarding-ds-emulation-no-gba-ds-faq-2-0.108775/
Unfortunately, the link in THAT thread is also corrupted. It's supposed to be this one: http://ngemu.com/threads/blowing-on-screen.112341/#post-1475027