You need DOS drivers for the right fcc id. Try http://kentie.net/article/retropc/vy212_installed.zip

Just to be clear, those drivers are for pure DOS, not the Windows command prompt.

Oetker wrote on 2020-11-30, 21:50:

Just to be clear, those drivers are for pure DOS, not the Windows command prompt.

Well, via Aztech's FTP site of all their old drivers, the windows drivers I installed were meant for my card i guess, But i guess it comes down to needing DOS drivers? So would my current drivers be fine for windows based stuff, just install the above DOS based drivers for DOS based stuff? I ran across that website today you posted above, and was going to read into it further tonight when i got home from work.

That first screenshot does not show a high DMA, but the game screenshot has HDMA set to 5. I think your card's Sound Blaster compatibility in Windows DOS VM may be limited to 8-bit PCM. Does the game sound work if you set the game to a plain Sound Blaster, A220 I7 D1 without High DMA?

I got it working with the VY212 drivers above, Both in windows ms-dos and regular outside windows ms-dos! I guess it was just a missing or incorrect driver. All of the audio works perfect now! Thanks yall!

Here is a video of some Wolfenstein!
https://tinyurl.com/y3hyfffm

johnnycontrario wrote on 2020-12-01, 00:50:

That first screenshot does not show a high DMA, but the game screenshot has HDMA set to 5. I think your card's Sound Blaster compatibility in Windows DOS VM may be limited to 8-bit PCM. Does the game sound work if you set the game to a plain Sound Blaster, A220 I7 D1 without High DMA?

This MMSN824 card has an AZT2316A chip, which is 3rd gen Aztech (IMHO best chips/cards they made).

The Aztech gen 3 and 4 cards (and some gen 1 too) do support 16b 44kHz/48kHz stereo audio, but only via WMM. As with most other SB clones, in Creative terms they support max SBPro 2.0, so 8b 22kHz stereo or 44kHz mono. So if a game supports it, WMM will give you the best PCM quality, otherwise choose SBPro 2.0.

dionb wrote on 2020-12-01, 10:55:

johnnycontrario wrote on 2020-12-01, 00:50:

That first screenshot does not show a high DMA, but the game screenshot has HDMA set to 5. I think your card's Sound Blaster compatibility in Windows DOS VM may be limited to 8-bit PCM. Does the game sound work if you set the game to a plain Sound Blaster, A220 I7 D1 without High DMA?

This MMSN824 card has an AZT2316A chip, which is 3rd gen Aztech (IMHO best chips/cards they made).

I have a 2320 HP wedge that I like very much, but it's missing PCM fitering. Otherwise, it's the perfect card for me. Some research revealed that the 2320 was developed in conjunction with Yamaha and may be very similar to the YMF 719? (writing this from memory away from my notes). A yet-to-be-realized project of mine is to reverse engineer the Aztech card and determine if it's possible to add PCM filtering caps as has been done for the 719. I don't have a link to that post handy at the moment. I should talk about this on a new thread anyway. I'll gather my notes and start one soon.

BTW Johnny, i ended up seeing all of the configs in the dos configurator once i set my games to the settings from these, every game has worked flawlessly.