It works great in pure Win98. It also will run in VMWare under 98. It may also work in Virtual PC for Windows XP. VPC is really very good, emulating a SB16 in DOS without any special drivers and a S3 Trio with VESA 2 support!

Anyone manage to get Dark Forces tricked into running in XP? It's a pretty stubborn game...... Even with sound completely off it won't go.

My main problem is really with the sound. I'm having a very difficult time getting it to start. It seems random, sometimes it just runs and works 100%. The other 30 tries, it just sits there with DOS4GW loading. Here's the log: @I - 10:23:48.158 - JoystickController Polling thread cancelled @I - 10: …

You guys should just pick up a quality DOS card on Ebay. They go for soooo cheap these days. None of the PCI Sound cards really do a decent job. My Live! uses the old Ensoniq ECW wavesets for DOS Midi, it's pretty bad really. Wasn't good on the AudioPCI, isn't good here. I have a Ensoniq Soundscape …

Try http://www.hammersound.net That's the best soundfont source I know of.

I've been having problems on and off with TIE Fighter using General MIDI. Sometimes it loads, sometimes it won't (sometimes it's 1 in 50 tries it will work). I've found that disabling music in the setup program fixes the problem so it must be a problem with the MIDI emulation. I'm using all the …

Hmm, can't seem to edit my last post.... Anyway, has anyone gotten TIE Fighter CD to run at 640x480? All I get is a bunch of garbled nonsense (which does garble around if i move the joystick, so it is doing something) Man, if this thing had good VESA support it would be nearly the end-all to the …

Well, you can just get 'em from http://www.hammersound.net just go to sounds/soundfont library/collections. I haven't gotten anything from there for a long time so there may be some new stuff but my favs are the Synergi 8MB (cuz it sounds awesome for the size) and the 50MB Taji Generation 4 SE ( …

I just want to thank the author for writing this piece of software. It is simply amazing. I think WinXP now has better DOS Audio support than DOS did! I admit there are some quirks to getting everything working, but it really wasn't much. Heck there wasn't even any rebooting (ie DOS DAYS!!!!) I just …