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I was having graphic issues to. Changing the game from 800 to 640 fixed the issue for me : )
Just got the video working. Downloaded the ffdshow application from the link in the thread below and while installing told it to decode MPEG-2.

http://www.gog.com/forum/tex_murphy_series/no_sound_in_movies

Here's the direct link to the file on Source Forge: sourceforge.net/projects/ffdshow-tryout/

Thanks to everyone for their help!

Can someone quote this so I can mark your post as the solution? Can't mark your own post :)
Post edited December 08, 2013 by PoisonedPawn
I sincerely appreciate what gufino2 has accomplished with this patch, but I have some reservations about fixing something that ain't necessarily broken, only to find that by fixing it, I introduce new problems that can't be reversed by going back to the original install. I'd really like to enjoy the potential improvements the updated version could provide, so can you gurus put my mind at ease?

Here's the deal: the GoG CD version I'm running works okay (I originally downloaded it in 2009). The FMV is fairly pixilated, and on occasion the audio goes "doink" during conversations (that's the actual sound it makes...."doink"!), but the game runs without crashing. After looking at several posts since the "DVD" version came out, it looks like it might be, shall we say, somewhat iffy whether it will install and play on my system without a bunch of tweeks that I don't know how to do. Am I being overly worried for nothing?

FYI: I'm running Vista Home Premium 64 on a Dell XPS 630I with an Intel quad core 2.66 GHz CPU, and 6 GB RAM. My video is an NVidia GeForce GTX 650 Ti with 2 GB on board.

Here are some screen captures showing my game's current configurations, as well as a video capture early in the game showing the video quality, or lack thereof:
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Post edited December 09, 2013 by MiketheWino
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MiketheWino: I sincerely appreciate what gufino2 has accomplished with this patch, but I have some reservations about fixing something that ain't necessarily broken, only to find that by fixing it, I introduce new problems that can't be reversed by going back to the original install. I'd really like to enjoy the potential improvements the updated version could provide, so can you gurus put my mind at ease?

Here's the deal: the GoG CD version I'm running works okay (I originally downloaded it in 2009). The FMV is fairly pixilated, and on occasion the audio goes "doink" during conversations (that's the actual sound it makes...."doink"!), but the game runs without crashing. After looking at several posts since the "DVD" version came out, it looks like it might be, shall we say, somewhat iffy whether it will install and play on my system without a bunch of tweeks that I don't know how to do. Am I being overly worried for nothing?

FYI: I'm running Vista Home Premium 64 on a Dell XPS 630I with an Intel quad core 2.66 GHz CPU, and 6 GB RAM. My video is an NVidia GeForce GTX 650 Ti with 2 GB on board.

Here are some screen captures showing my game's current configurations, as well as a video capture early in the game showing the video quality, or lack thereof:
this is the dvd screen shot
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PoisonedPawn: Just got the video working. Downloaded the ffdshow application from the link in the thread below and while installing told it to decode MPEG-2.

http://www.gog.com/forum/tex_murphy_series/no_sound_in_movies

Here's the direct link to the file on Source Forge: sourceforge.net/projects/ffdshow-tryout/

Thanks to everyone for their help!

Can someone quote this so I can mark your post as the solution? Can't mark your own post :)
I did the same thing once, myself--solved my own problem and then couldn't change it to "solved"...;) If you like, since I've quoted you above in full, just mark this post as the solution so that people will know the thread contains a solution!
If its anything like the youtube videos, than the DVD version is WAY better in quality.......in fact, the CD version of the game has worse quality than both UAKM and Pandora IMHO. Can't get DVD version to work on my puter but its nice they made it available. I still have the CD version on my machine but I wish they kept it available like they do with all other older versions of games on this site as a bonus.