There is a small tool called mu wich is a file selector for mimpi, it comes with a list of all the switches, I'll post it later unless you can find it online first. Filename is mu18f_pc.lzh

You actually found a version of mimpi on the net, congratulations. Usefull switches: /ega /i81~/i88 number of voices on the pc speaker /g no graphics /e exit the program at the end of the song Oherwise you can exit mimpi by pressing ctrl+c then space.

I bought a HP 200LX a few months ago, of all the apps you list I only tried the EVA video player and LXMIDI, I will try the others soon. As far as Midi players are concerned, I find GSPLAY is the best (second only to MFPLAY wich is an updated version), of course it works only with Midi interfaces ( …

Making it work in DOS is not that difficult, if you have the system services/card services files copied on your libretto, edit your config.sys and add the following: (Each executable starting with "SS" is a Socket Services driver for a particular controller, I don't know wich one your libretto has, …

Some in-game recordings done with the Panasonic CF-VEW211 and 212 unique "use system speaker" feature, the laptop used is an AST 700N with only a very basic speaker (no integrated soundcard): http://dl.free.fr/fbJAGIlna Other recordings are to be found in swaaye's "Sound Cards Recordings" thread.

Some recordings of PCMCIA sound cards: Roland SCP-55 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VN4GSW85 TDK DMC-9000 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WJB53YW3 NewMedia Wavjammer http://www.megaupload.com/?d=H99GWG21 EXP SoundnoteS16 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=F5L4R60F Ratoc REX-5570 http://www.megaupload.com/?d= …

Socket services/Card Services and scpena.exe are only for DOS/Win3.x. For using the SCP-55 in Win9x, use the driver found at http://www.rolandus.com/support/downloads_upd … eneral_apps.php

I was tempted to say no at first, but it seems Ratoc made some cards similar to the 5570 called 5571 and 5572 wich have additional features (joystick port for the 5571 and SCSI for the 5572). Both cards came with sound drivers for NT 4.0 and are based on the same ESS1688 chip used by the 5570 and …

It really depends of what I use it for: -best midi quality in DOS games, the SCP-55 -best OPL3 quality in DOS games, one of the Panasonic -if the game supports it, the Wavjammer -for full (FM and digital audio) Sb/Sbpro emulation in some DOS games, the IBM 3D -for full Sb/Sbpro emulation under Win9x …

Hello, I found a lot of sound cards related threads on this forum, but not much about the Pcmcia sound cards except for a few post about the Roland SCP-55. I own more than 10 different models, most of them work in pure DOS and only one of them work in anything newer than Windows 9x: -Roland SCP-55 …

I often do the same with a Korg Digital Piano, it has only 16 instruments out of the GM 128, so I usually let it play using only the n°1 as if I had a good piano player in the room...

If we're speaking of a BeBox, the list of commercial games is quite shorter than the one I posted above (there's Doom), but you can run MacOS 7.5.2 to 8.6 using SheepShaver and MacOS games from the era at native speed, that should entertain you for some time.

There a few commmercial games and official ports: Corum III Hopkins FBI Civilization Call To Power Doom Quake Quake2 Abuse. A Quake3 port exists, it works best with a Voodoo3 card and the leaked Voodoo3/OpenGL driver. This driver can be used to play Quake2 in HW-accelerated OpenGL as well. A leaked …