Try another PCI slot. Also does the VOODOO show up at boot up under devices?

There is quick list with IRQ. I believe the Voodoo shows up as Multimedia device.

I forget whats its called exactly but check under I think control panel and system information in windows, i think its the system devices tab or something...the tab that lists hardware. it should be listed their or if no drivers are installed for it it should list as "? multimedia device"

If its not there the card is probably bad. I had a Voodoo one that looks perfect but was bad and could not be detected.

I already tried a different PCI slot, in the PCI device list the card appears as Multimedia Device, under Windows Device Manager it first appeared as a generic video card and now, after the drivers are installed is identified as a Voodoo card, but the error message is still there.

And... to make things worse, I can't hear any sound from my SCC-1 🙁
I can get chkscc to identify the card, but when I try to play a music through chkscc I can't hear nothing!
I tried with two other cards installed, AWE32 and AWE64, and with just the SCC-1...

Since you already tried with just the SCC-1 to get sound, have you verified that the address/irq that the card has jumpered is the same as the test you are running?
Normally the SCC-1 (like every other Roland mpu) will use the IRQ2/9 and 330 address. (mind that in case your other sound cards try to use the same resources, most stuff expect to find a roland mpu @2-9/330)
A quick test is to set the SCC-1 to IRQ2 , Address 330 and leave is as the only sound card in the system. The run some game like DOOM (setup it as Sound Canvas @330) and see if you get music

ps. these speakers are epic, I had them back in the day 🤣

The source of this message is Voodoo memory remapper - fxmemmap.vxd. I had the same error with my WinME+Voodoo2 PC.
The method to fix this was - to uninstall Voodoo2 drivers then to delete all glide*.dll and fxmemmap.vxd from the HDD. Then to reinstall drivers.

Gamecollector wrote:

The source of this message is Voodoo memory remapper - fxmemmap.vxd. I had the same error with my WinME+Voodoo2 PC.
The method to fix this was - to uninstall Voodoo2 drivers then to delete all glide*.dll and fxmemmap.vxd from the HDD. Then to reinstall drivers.

Maybe I'm doing something wrong but I don't have any glide*.dll or fxmemmap.vxd on my machine after uninstalling the drivers. I did that and after installing the drivers again I get the same error.

I'm using Windows 95, DirectX 8, and the latest reference drivers from http://falconfly.de

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Since you already tried with just the SCC-1 to get sound, have you verified that the address/irq that the card has jumpered is the same as the test you are running?
Normally the SCC-1 (like every other Roland mpu) will use the IRQ2/9 and 330 address. (mind that in case your other sound cards try to use the same resources, most stuff expect to find a roland mpu @2-9/330)
A quick test is to set the SCC-1 to IRQ2 , Address 330 and leave is as the only sound card in the system. The run some game like DOOM (setup it as Sound Canvas @330) and see if you get music

ps. these speakers are epic, I had them back in the day 🤣

Those are chosen in the card right?
I have the switches set to 330 adress and the IRQ jumper set to 2... I will install Doom and test.

Ok, no sound in Doom either 🙁
It could be just my imagination, but I think that when I play the midi test files with the chkscc utility I can hear some faint 'thump' sounds...

Yes jumpers are on the card itself, since you have it set then you should be OK...
seems this scc-1 is dead or something, another member here recently got a semi-dead one that produced sound but was horrible...
Did the card worked and then developed the fault? or you just bought it like this?

Better remove the sound canvas card, and see if your voodoo card is working.
I can`t recommend to use this soundcanvas card in a faster pentium 1 rig.. It was more period made for XT till 486 computers.
If you want to have a soundcanvas i better can recommend an external unit..

The Voodoo didn't work with or without the SCC-1.

And I do tried the SCC-1 in my 486DX33, and it didn't work either...

is there any visible damage on the scc-1? deep scratches, signs of it been hit by some other object? Corrosion, mold , dirt?

No, nothing I can see.

The weirdest thing here is that the upper voodoo2 processors on that card seems the be replaced..
Mosly these card came with 3 the same 3dfx processors with 3d logo on it.. So only the lower one seems the be orginal.

I have seen voodoo2s with a mix of chips , nothing strange here... I think I have one too 🤣