So, have run into a weird problem. Followed the very useful guide above last night, had my AWE64 working perfectly in MS-DOS mode on my P2 system, but after returning to Windows and back to DOS all my settings reverted and my autoexec and config were made into .bak files, long story short but when …

220 in hex is DC, so try: digi_io DC I think there is a misunderstanding here. The IO port 220 is already in hex. They say explicitely in the README that they expect this in decimal, so 220 hex is 544 decimal: digi_io 544 Success! I guess my first step should have been actually following the readme …

should be correct for my AWE64, but still no digital audio plays. The readme refers to listing the digi_io in hex instead of decimal though, so I'm a little confused. Maybe the fact I'm using external midi instead of the internal is an issue? 220 in hex is DC, so try: digi_io DC It's also possible …

Have you tried setting it to SB16, instead? If I recall correctly, the AWE32 was basically just an SB16 + MIDI, so you probably wouldn't be losing any quality. Don't forget to also try setting the IRQ/IO/DMA values again. I've tried changing the digi_card value to 3 (Sound Blaster 16), but that …

Does anyone have a working CYB.CFG file that they could post here for comparisons sake? That might point me in the right direction. Cheers.

dr_st wrote: Why won't you specify the actual IO/IRQ/DMA instead of leaving them at -1? Hi, I guess I should have mentioned, I have tried putting them in, but still nothing.

I've had no luck getting digital audio working through my AWE64 in System Shock 1. Midi works great via an external SC-55. I've tried manually changing settings in the CYB.CFG file but still nothing. The demo readme states: 1. Sound stuff: For space reasons, we have not included our install program …

Ah, well that makes sense. Will remember for next time.

Excellent, those worked perfectly. Thanks dr_st!

That would be the easiest and most obvious answer. Unfortunately I'm running off a disc image, and setup refuses to run unless I have a physical disc. Burn a physical disc, you might suggest. Tried that, it still didn't work for some reason. Hence the need to enter the info manually. I don't know if …

So a bit of an odd issue. I installed Descent 2 CD for windows on a P2 Win98 retro PC I recently built, and had both digital audio and midi sound working using an AWE64. A few hours later I load back into the game, and get only digital audio, with midi music only in the menus. I exit out and open …