tannerstevo wrote: Edit dosbox.conf and set GUS=false. Huh. I wouldn't have guessed that to have been the issue. Definitely something to keep in mind should a similar issue crop up with a different game. Thanks for the help, tannerstevo. Worked like a charm 😀

Wow. Been a while since I last posted here. So what brings me back? I've been installing a number of my PC games through DOSBox 0.72, so that I could sit down and play them as others did back in the DOS days (I'm on a nostalgia kick). However, when I got around to playing the 1.08 version of Quake …

F-12 actually ;) The issue I was having once the sound started working on a "normal" core, was that on "surface" and "overlay" outputs, the sound began stuttering at 11,000 cycles, and got worse as the cycles climbed. At 20,000, the game was actually running too fast, and the sound was heavily …

I knew that the core type could affect game speed, stability and such, but I didn't know it could affect sound. I would have never thought about changing the core type as a sound fix. I feel like an idiot now :lol: Don't. Somehow the emulation speed affects the ability of some games to properly …

Hm that seems to be correct. Be sure to try it with the default dosbox.conf settings core=normal and cycles=3000, maybe even less cycles. I don't believe this. I went into the DOSBox config file, and changed the core to "normal"... and music began playing. I knew that the core type could affect …

Are there non-zero files in the SBL directory? What is the content of AUDIO.CFG? The AUDIO.CFG file simply says "sbl" inside it. As for the SBL directory, while I'm not sure what a non-zero file is, it's filled with these files... AMBY.SND 1-5 ENDGAME.SND PYRO.SND 1-10 PYROINTR.SND PYROPT.SND …

Can you install it in XP and see if the same files are present after the installation? I tried that several times, but I always get two messages trying to install it in XP. The first tells me it can't find my IRQ and DMA settings (but it gives me choices to select them manually), and the second …

Greetings folks. I've been using DOSBox for a quite a while now, and enjoying a lot of the older games that I own because of it. So first, let me give a big kudos to the folks making this program work so well, and an equally big thanks for making it in general so I can enjoy the likes of Descent , …