Issue has been resolved. I plugged some headphones into the port on the speakers. After removing them the sound worked fine. The other embarassing possibility is I was turning up the tone dial instead of volume :blush: It all goes to hell after you turn 40 apparently. Thanks for the replies …

Apparently it is possible per the manual and somehow it involves hooking the PC Speaker directly into the card or some such trouble. This has not been done, so I'm inclined to believe the amplifier is enabled. I was able to download original install disks from a mediafire site kept by another DOSBox …

Hi, I'm running DOS 6.22 in my retro gaming rig and having trouble with sound. The sound plays fine, but it's extremely quiet even though the speakers are turned almost all the way up. The speakers are functioning properly, BTW. I have also turned the volume knob on the card to maximum. Nevertheless …

Nevermind. There was an old Virtual CD program I uninstalled. The install program kept thinking it was drive D:, then when running it kept trying to access an absent drive.

I'm trying to run World of Xeen off the Ultimate RPG archives, and get the message about having a music CD in the drive. So the game will not run. I have set the CD with -ioctl attached. Still to no avail. I am running Win98 SE. I had seen a previous post about this problem, but it did not appear to …