Was it the CD version of Shadow of the Comet?

I think no. Will try the CD version as well.

The CD version has the No Dma setting and speech, and also a bunch of audio driver that don't show up in the settings menu, lpt dac for example.

Could not test the CD version as it's setup program does not detect any sound device for some reason... It offers either No sound or Speaker.
I mounted the .iso file that is on PCMCIA-CF card, and it works along with the REX-5572. I could not use KXL-D20 as it does not work with CS, SS drivers, which are required for the PCMCIA-CF card. But I doubt that this was the reason for the sound card not to be detected.

Try to load the appropriate sound driver manually before running the game, look for the .com files in the game directory.

Hallo,

after a lot of research I finally got a PCMCIA Newmedia Sound/SCSI2, the problem is that I don't have the cables for it.

Is there a possibility to build one? I'm mostly interested to have the audio features working.

melo wrote on 2021-01-25, 20:04:

Hallo,

after a lot of research I finally got a PCMCIA Newmedia Sound/SCSI2, the problem is that I don't have the cables for it.

Is there a possibility to build one? I'm mostly interested to have the audio features working.

Here is what the cable look like http://nwserveur.no-ip.org/win3xorg/devices/P … sound+scsi2.jpg

First you have to find out what connector model it has. Can you make a picture of the connector? And maybe count the pins if they are visible.
But anyways It's going to be very difficult to get the pinout.
Also there are chances that the breakout box has some additional electronics in it....

The picture you posted is exactly my card!

I counted the pins, they are 33 and are located just on one side of the card.
I guees the only way is to find someone that owns it and has the will of helping me.
Is not even possible to contact the manufacture company, since according on google seems they no longer exist.

I've put together this chart with all information about all known PCMCIA (16 bit) sound cards and game port cards. This is the first draft, so feel free to comment and suggest changes. Question marks mean that either there is no info or it's unclear whether the function exists. Editable version is also available, PM me if you need it.

Great job!

melo wrote on 2021-01-26, 12:06:

Great job!

Thanks!
I probably should add the New Media Sound/SCSI ( it was renamed to Toast'n Jam) card as well, although it's identical to Wavjammer in the sound portion.
Here is the picture of the renamed/reworked one.

Nice list but next time please save as png (to avoid lossy jpg) and maybe with bigger zoom.

mt777 wrote on Yesterday, 21:00:

Nice list but next time please save as png (to avoid lossy jpg) and maybe with bigger zoom.

Here is a pdf of a higher resolution.