I just recovered some of my old disks and was able to create images of some of them, one of them being a disk with an SD snatcher sound test. I can recall this program being able to play music and sound effects, but unfortunately it just seems to only play sound effects. Does anyone remember this demo and can you tell me how I can accomplish what I want (listen to the music ^^). Here's a screenshot:
...and / doesn't seem to work (also not when holding / and then another key)
Thanks for the tips, but I think I know what the problem might be. What if they meant the / on the keypad (I always had an NMS8250, so it could be true 
) - tested it in the emulator, but I only have a laptop at the moment and fn+0 (where the keypad / is) does not play a sound effect while the normal / does and fn+0 does show a slash in BASIC, but adding another key doesn't do anything. Will try tomorrow on a 'real' keyboard, but if that works it means it's kind of a silly solution I guess, since almost no MSX has a numeric keypad, right?
♫♪♫ Yep, that did the trick ♫♪♫
I would have expected that the FN+0 stuff would work actually, especially after you confirmed it did give a / in basic... Can you try that with openMSX 0.9.1 or a recent development build?
EDIT: AH! You were emulating a Philips NMS 8245, and that one doesn't have the numeric keypad indeed (Yes, that is emulated...) That explains why it doesn't work, just like on the real one
Any idea where i can download this demo, would like to give it a try here 
@Manuel: nope, it's not because of what you mentioned. When I thought of the 'keypad' option, I booted an NMS8250, so that should have (and does have) the keypad. The problem hasn't got anything to do with openMSX, I guess it's a hardware limitation of my laptop keyboard -> you have to press the keypad / in combination with another letter to hear the music (e.g. Y), so I would have to press [fn]+[keypad /]+Y and that is the problem, the [fn]+[keypad /] works, but the extra Y just does not trigger any extra keyboard event (probably because [fn]+Y has no function). It would have never fully worked anyway, since the numbers of the keypad are over e.g. 789, uio and jkl, so I would never be able to play the musics under these keys
@Axel: Yeah I extracted it from the Disk image. I just checked it and I guess I copied the disk from Rieks, since in the menu that appears after booting the disk there is a message stating that the menu was made by Pigeonsoft . Download the music demo here: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/11837707/sd-snatcher-music-demo.zip
EDIT: changed Manual to Manuel, oops, sorry :) :RNFF:
Thanks d-fader ...
It took me a while to find out you have to hold / (on the Nummeric) and then press another key 
Works great now
