The Secret Of The Nautilus Patch
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Every time I try to play Nautilus, it freezes when I try to start a new game.I've not played the game before.As I understand it, this is a common problem.I've done all I can think of, & it does not help.I've searched, & I can't find a patch.Not sure that one was ever made.Does anyone have a patch, or a save from the very beginning that they would be willing to send? I would greatly appreciate it!!! My computer's specs: AMD Athlon 3.2ghz cpu Windows XP SP2 (all updated) 2 GB Ram 160 GB hard drive Direct X 9c Nvidia geforce 6800gt oc Soundblaster Audigy 2.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but 99% of everyone who tries to run this game in Windows XP, fails, with the same problem you are having. There are a few (very few!) people for whom the game does seem to work on Windows XP. There was a very long thread in this topic, about this game, months ago, where we were all desperately trying to figure out the nature of the problem and how (possibly) to correct it (and there were some fine techie minds at work here), but nothing decisive was ever determined. I, too, am one of those who get that screen freeze. I have put the game aside to play on my Windows ME computer, as at this point I feel sure it is the only way I will ever get to play it. I don't know about Vista - but for Windows Xp try the following: Click out of the Auto setup by click 'cancel' Open game folder My Computer - CD Drive D - Right Click - Open Setup.exe properties Windows 98 - last two -apply ok - Double click on Setup.exe Choose Windows 98 error message: Windows Media Player 7 - cancel Restart your system and remember to shut down all extra programs once again. Go to game folder - Nautilis for both the installation file and the.exe file.
Properties Windows 98 - and also check the last two boxes - Click Appy - Click OK. Apply Patch NatPATCH2.4,exe to C: Program Files DreamCatcher Nautilus You will also need the Codecs for Windows Media 8 - download and then install them as 'add' and not 'replace'. Next change your video acceleration and Audio Acceleration to at least two notches to the left (you may need more or less depending on your system's configuration.) inferno. Hey Inferno!! Here's how I was able to make Nautilus run on XP.Followed nearly all of your suggestions.Anyway,here goes: 1)Cancel auto run,turn off my av & firewall 2)Opened Nautilus disc-my computer,E drive,right click,open 3)Right click on setup,click on properties.run in compatibliity mode with Windows 98/ME,click apply,then ok. 4)Launched setup,click on Windows 98,ran setup 5)Error message for WMP 7, click cancel. 6)Downloaded WMP 8 codecs,per your link.
7)Restart computer 8)Installed WMP 8 codecs,checked 2nd box (add) 9)Launched the game.And. I didn't have to turn down my audio & video acceleration at all, but others may have to.I immediately saved my game after it started.Not sure what patch you meant, couldn't find it anyhow.To quote a famous cartoon character, 'that's all folks!!' Chaos, I've been down this path before which is why I suggested people do a search for threads on Nautilus in this forum. You will find many messages on this subject, many of which I wrote. Inferno's method and your modification works on a very very few systems.
It does not work on mine or most other WinXP users. The Media 8 Codecs don't help at all.
The most likely explanation is that some Microsoft patch prevents the game from running. I've even had problems with Win98 when it had the latest security and bug patches from Microsoft. One strange bit of data. I've never had problems playing any of the game's wmv files with any version of Media Player that was installed on my system.
The problem is the manner in which the game tries to get the movies to play. I don't know about Vista - but for Windows Xp try the following: Click out of the Auto setup by click 'cancel' Open game folder My Computer - CD Drive D - Right Click - Open Setup.exe properties Windows 98 - last two -apply ok - Double click on Setup.exe Choose Windows 98 error message: Windows Media Player 7 - cancel Restart your system and remember to shut down all extra programs once again. Go to game folder - Nautilis for both the installation file and the.exe file. Properties Windows 98 - and also check the last two boxes - Click Appy - Click OK. Apply Patch NatPATCH2.4,exe to C: Program Files DreamCatcher Nautilus You will also need the Codecs for Windows Media 8 - download and then install them as 'add' and not 'replace'. Next change your video acceleration and Audio Acceleration to at least two notches to the left (you may need more or less depending on your system's configuration.) inferno Thanks inferno! I needed to find the patch but a google search showed nothing.
I knew I found this item within the last year so I just searched GB Glitches. Just in case anyone else is looking I am thanking you and bumping the post at the same time.
Googling the patch name brought me to the right place where there are now 2 patches! One stops the intro and outro which supposedly is where the problem is. Nautilus is a funny game when it comes to making it work. If it doesn't like your computer you will climb the walls with it. I still locked up in my XP, it plays in an old laptop-Win 95 but scene changes do take a while, but it is terrible in my hubby's Optiplex-Win 98. The colors keep leeching for lack of a better way to describe it.
My old dell-Win ME didn't play it well either. I finally sold the game and promised to send the patch for it along with the game but then couldn't find it anywhere which is the reason for searching here for the patch again. However, I also have the European version Secret of the Nautilus so I may just keep trying. I have a HD in this computer running XP but without all the updates so maybe I will get lucky there like ssgamer Linda. As many people have stated The Mystery Of The Nautilus has some serious issues when the game tries to play the game videos in the game. I tried at least seven times to get Nautilus to run.
Well after alot of trial and error and using the suggestions on this website I set everything to Windows 2000 compatibility (98 would freeze installer) and checked the last two check boxes as has also been stated here. So I ran the game Nautilus and I had subtitles enabled. The narator would say:'The seas.' And then game would freeze. I exited out of the game and got to thinking.
Since I skip the animated logos at the very begining of the game by hitting the escape key. Could I also do the same for the beginning movie?
Well I decided to give it a try. I relaunched the game and tried hitting escape before the narrator finished 'The Seas' where the game had froze before. I Hit escape as soon as he said the word 'The'. And it worked!!!!! Since then I have not had a single in game video problem.
On a side note I believe it would be best to let you all know I have Vista(shudders). I was one of those who found it impossible to get Nautilus to run in XP, so made use of Metzomagic's (Steve's?) Virtual PC to play the game. However, having spent so many long and frustrating hours on battling in XP, I follow the various threads on Nautilus with interest, and I tried KingKnightRider's trick with the Escape key. And what do you know - it worked for me. I loaded in W2000 compatibility, cancelled WMP 7.1, turned off AVG, hit Escape as soon as I heard 'The' - and ended up in the decompression chamber.
After a few forays around the room and the Diving Gear room, I saved the game and exited. When I restarted the game, I loaded the Save and away I went. Am I just one of the lucky ones, or can most folk now Escape out of the XP/Nautilus cul-de-sac?
Petert Curiouser and curiouser, said Alice. I have just uninstalled Nautilus from my PC, and reinstalled it in XP. No messing about with compatibility modes, no adjusting audio and video accelerations, no trying to find WMP 7.1, no downloading of codecs, and with AVG still running. And when I hit the 'play' icon the game seems to freeze, but when I hit 'Escape', away I go, into the decompression chamber!! Would be nice to know if other folk have the same success.
Point taken, Robert. Presumably there is no way in which a Saved game from me could be inserted into somebody else's game folder, to enable them to play the game?
When I used to try and get the game to run, I found that I could access the Load arrow on the introductory screen, though it always showed empty slots (obviously). The game always froze when the narrator started on his 'The seas.' So if a Save could be got into the right slot, would that help? I guess the save would have to be the one that saved the first screen in the decompression chamber, since the Escape key trick simply cuts out the introductory video sequence, and KingKnightRider said that the game ran fine for him after that. If there is a chance that this would work, I'd be happy to send a Save - if I were to be told how to do it.
I don't know if my saves go into the game folder or My Documents or somewhere else, but I am willing to give it a go. Robert, when I originally (and unsuccessfully) loaded Nautilus in XP, the only panel I could not access was the New Game panel. I could open the Load/Save panel and the Movies panel, though they were both empty of course, and I could read the credits, explore the Options, and Exit. I was just a-wondering whether you could fool the game by putting the decompression chamber save (saved as soon as the chamber was entered) into the saved game folder, which I found on the C-drive in the Nautilus folder.
I notice now that the New Game panel no longer works: the Escape subterfuge doesn't seem to cut the mustard a second time. But the game runs OK from the Load panel. I was also wondering if the game will freeze when it tries to run further movies. Guess I'll have to plough on and see.
I am glad to hear that this trick worked for some of you. I also tried starting another new game and it would freeze even if I hit the ESC key. I got very aggravated after several attempts.
That I just kept hitting the esc key repeatedly right after I hit the new game button. Before the narrator could even finish the word the IE 'T.' If I managed to tap quickly enough it would launch a new game.
As far as I can tell in order for video files to show up in the main screen a game must be loaded then exited back to the main menu for the videos to show up. The Save folder is located in the game directory in the folder entitled “Save” and for me are titled Save.001, Save.002, and Save.003 ect. In the Load / Save Screen in the game the save slots relate to the triple number ending of the save files. Save.001 Save.002 Save.003 Save.004 Save Preview Save005 Save.006 Save.007 Save.008 I deleted all of my save games (backed them up on another Hard Drive) and then launched the game it showed no saved files. So I went and reinserted my saved games and it still managed to find them as long as they still said 'Save.00# (1-8) For the ingame videos it would take the CD drive a little time to read the video files and then play them but the game for the most part never crashed.
As far as I can tell the game only crashes on me with Intro and Extro video files and I believe that it has something to do with the two.syn files that are used with the Intro and Outro video files.