Playback controls, such as selecting the track or putting it on pause, are available through the ogg command. Music volume is controlled by console varaible ogg_volume. In the game, music playback is enabled when console variable ogg_enable is set to 1. Music/Track02.ogg for music from the version of Quake II downloaded from GOG. Music/02.ogg for music copied directly from a game CD The files should use one of these two naming schemes: To enable music playback, copy the CD tracks into a music folder either next to the executable, or inside the game directory, such as baseq2/music. “Quake II RTX supports music playback from OGG files, if they can be located. A lot of players complained about the lack of music in Quake 2 and we are happy to report that Quake 2 RTX version 1.1.0 adds music playback support, thus making it the definitive version of Quake 2. I am not sure exactly since its been a few years since I last looked at the problem, but with Quake 2 Evolved I don't get the problem.Lightspeed Studios has released the first update for the RTX version of id Software’s classic shooter, Quake 2.
To get technical, this save game error comes up because Windows XP apparently allocates a different address for the DLL each time the game runs while Windows 2000 doesn't. If this doesn't work, try searching the forums, and search for "function pointers have moved" there a few posts there along with some fixes done by this one individual where esentially the Quake 2 gamex86.dll is repatched. I am not sure what kind of graphics card you have.
I think you will like it, if you have slow downs turn off some of the advanced cell shading features. Its a really good front end source port for Quake 2 and gives the game many new modern features. I got it to work by using a source port called Quake 2 Evolved. The problem also affects the mission packs, Ground Zero and The Reckoning. This is a very common problem with Quake 2 running under Windows XP, even setting the compatibility tab for Quake 2 to Windows 2000 will not work.
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