I'd tried combination of IRQ 5 and 7, in both the Setup program and the config file. I guess I'll just have to screw around with the mixer settings, find something that works, and just throw it into the game's batch file.

Hm. Well, it works. I had to turn the game's sound volume to max and music volume to min and crank my speaker volume much higher than I'd like, but it works. Much appreciated.

Quake works, DM2 doesn't. Still, thanks for the help.

cycles=3000 just makes them unplayably slow. No effect on sound whatsoever. And I'd tried the other output settings previously. None of them worked any better than surface (in point of fact, most of them worked worse). Alas, it seems there's not much more that can be done.

Yes, Quake only uses CD music. And the CD music works in DOSbox 0.70, but not in 0.65 (which is too slow to run Quake anyways, I only used it to see if my problems were isolated). The issue with Quake is that, while the music works, the sound does not. As for DMII, I've tried every digital sound …

So here's an odd problem. I'm trying to get Dungeon Master II running -- I've tried both 0.65 and 0.70 -- and I've got the sound and music running in both the game's setup utility, but when I run the game, the sound doesn't work. But the music does. I'm having the same problem with Quake, except …

Win. Thanks for the info.

*lightbulb* what kind of mouse are you using? Is it PS/2? That page mentions using mouse drivers to fix the problem, yet strangely I can't seem to find any DOS-based drivers for a USB mouse <.<;

I'm trying to run a somewhat obscure title called Stonekeep (Interplay, '95), and it seems to run perfectly, except for one slight detail. Every time the cursor moves over an item, or either mouse button is clicked, the mouse jumps to the right side of the screen. I've not had this problem in any of …