I happened to find an ISA sound card with DT-0197H chip. Does anyone has any information about that chip and how compatible the card would be with dos games?
Edit: I can't get picture of the card I found right now, but I found a picture online that looks like the same card: https://6.allegroimg.com/original/0c4f00/f206 … c2dc149a44ac6c6
Someone insulted that card here
Re: Possibly buying some of these ISA sound cards
Thanks. I got it for free so no loss there throwing it away if it is that kind of junk.
You can always try it.
I could but actually I have no idea how to configure it to work in dos or what kind of drivers it might need. That is one reason why I asked if anyone has any information about that chip.
wrote:I could but actually I have no idea how to configure it to work in dos or what kind of drivers it might need. That is one reason why I asked if anyone has any information about that chip.
Given the lack of jumpers for resource config I suppose it would be Plug'n'Play. You could try it in a PnP system and see how it gets detected...
I found some drivers .
Seems to be based on the Realtek RT2000 chip .
I have one of this cards and It sound fine to me, configured to output Line-out, sound is clean.
I really don't understand the hate.
It is compatible SoundBlaster Pro, and WindowsSound System and as a wavetable header, and from the games I listened the opl3 is very good.
