Well well. A kindergarten-level flaming after a bit of truth, and from a moderator, no less. What a surprise. Since most of your idiotic novella was just one juvenile insult after another, I won't waste time reliving my grade-school flame wars with the likes of someone this immature. What I will say …

I'll probably get flamed left and right by a slew of lemmings for having the nerve to actually point out how "not there" VDMSound is, but having struggled with it for 2 weeks after hearing it hyped for the last couple of years and finally giving it a try, I am just amazed at how little actual use …

How does one use this thing? I'm trying to use it for Realms of the Haunting, but no dice so far. I put the two files in their own directory, then altered the AUTOEXEC.VDMS file by commenting the original CD extensions line and putting in a similar statement underneath that pointed to the SAPUCDEX. …

I just have the one drive. A Pioneer 16X IDE DVD-ROM.

Posted this in DOS, but this is probably a better place. I'm trying to run Realms of the Haunting on Win XP Pro using VDMSound, but it keeps complaining about putting in the CD. The CD (and drive) are fine...on a Win98 partition the game runs ok. I know I can also get sound working on XP using …

Trying to get Realms of the Haunting working under WinXP Pro with VDMSSound. Can't start the game because it keeps asking for the CD. I uncommented the line in that AUTOEXEC.VDMS file for the CD-ROM extensions, but still no go. Can anyone help with what I'm missing here?