The problems is solved. Thanks.

I'm sorry if I had posted on the wrong forum. But I believe some answers can be found here because I know canadacow is the one who compiles the dosbox with mt32 emulation built-in. This problem is non-existent on the dosbox w/o mt32 emulation embedded. The graphics are okay on the other dosbox.

How do prevent it from doing this because the graphics look blocky and the text in games sometimes don't display properly. I tried setting the scaler to none in dosbox.conf file but nothing happens to problem is still there. Canadacow please help.

Thanks

If anybody knows how to make it work again in ver. 0.60, please tell. Thanks in advance.

Why is the disney sound source support missing? The installer in the sierra games says that there is no such device. Any comments why this is removed from ver. 0.60?

It seems my driver isn't very Win98 compatible after all. I should have tested it more on that platform. I'm a little confused though, were you able to get the MIDI to play under Windows XP? Or did you just get silence under WinXP as well? Sorry for the late reply. The midi plays fine when I select …

Why is it that the driver didn't show in the midi properties page of WIN98SE after I have installed it? I also installed it in WINXP then selecting it in the sound property sheet in the sounds and audio devices control panel. When I try to play a midi file no sound is produced. Have I done something …

How do I do this? Some of the games are using the mt32 patch set. From what I have known only general midi patch set is used by dosbox and these games sound awful when you select mt32 or lapc as their music driver.