Glidos wrote on 2024-07-10, 10:17: Not sure when I'll find the time to try, but I may be able to fix this. I have the two discs here somewhere. I may be able to make an image that works. REMOVED Here is someone who shared the 2 discs. If you have problems with your discs, you can get it from here.

Ah, redbook should work if we can just configure Glidos correctly to see the CD image. Hmm, I saw that in the folder for the soundtracks of the Tomb Raider gog version game, it showed a file called game.gog as an iso in Glidos, so I did that for Redugard and it still didn't work. There is nothing …

I remembered that Redguard was the one Glidos-supported game that uses the Miles sound system. There was special work in VDos32 to support that. I've just looked at the source, and the code for MIDI is just a stub. If Redguard uses MIDI for music then VDos32 has never supported it. Another way some …

Yes, that's what I meant, but it looks like my advice was wrong. I haven't touched VDos32 for many years now, and I have no 32bit installation to test on. setsound.exe is the one that I'd hope would work. Another possibility is to run setsound.exe and then the game using DosBox - get it working …

I'm sorry. I can't at the moment think of anything... uh, one thing I didn't say clearly: you should run the setup program from within VDos32; that way, you are sure to get exactly the Sound Blaster settings required for running under VDos32. I understand what you mean now and I did what you said, …

Problem 1: Is this high speed running just for a little while and then it goes back to normal? I think I've seen that. If so, I've never found a solution. Problem 2: Is it just the music, or all sound. You may need to run the setup program that comes with the game, so that it can select the sound …

First of all, if I opened a topic in the wrong place, I apologize, now I will write my problems. I am using the latest version of everything and I am using vmware, my operating system is winxp 32 bit. My game is tes redguard and I am using vdos32 with glidos because it is the most stable for this …