I have an SB AWE64 in my Win9x/2k box, and it works fine for me. It's not exceptional, but the MIDI quality is pretty good.

Well you know, if you threw a higher-end card in there, you could still use the generic SVGA drivers under windows 3.11

Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet! 😁

@ADDiCT He's talking about emulating an analog joystick using the analog thumbstick of a gamepad, not the d-pad itself.

I found mine on the VGCats website.

OK, so I tried swapping the CT2230 for the CT2940, and as it turns out, the CT2940 was dead, so I just went back to using the CT2230 along with its CD drive. The CT2230's drive isn't completely dead yet (I can still read some CDs with it), but once it bites the dust, chances are I probably will just …

Actually, I was. 😅 Although, I do have a few "demonstration" programs that won't run on there without it.

I noticed recently that the CDROM drive in my 486 box (attached to the CT2230) was starting to go a little wonky on me, so I'm thinking of installing a CT2940 alongside it so that I can replace the old drive with a standard ATAPI CDROM drive. I just wonder though, is it even possible to do this, or …

This may be a dumb question, but I have a spare SB16 CT2940 with an ATAPI IDE port on it, and I want to install it alongside my SB16 CT2230 just so that I can use the ATAPI IDE controller on it (I noticed recently that the proprietary CDROM drive was starting to die, and I have tons of IDE CDROM …

I tried the shareware version of this game, and I was also unable to get sound effects. It must just be a bug in DosBox. Try playing it on a real DOS machine.

This is what I use for playing old DOS games like DooM and Terminal Velocity. :D Here are the specs: CPU: AM5x86 133MHz (upgraded from a 486 DX2 66MHz, which was in turn upgraded from a 486 DX 33MHz) Video Card: 2MB VESA ATI Mach64 (slow, but excellent for true-color wallpapers in Win 3.1 :D) Sound …

That's actually a pretty good idea. 😁 I'll see if I can score a few copies off of Ebay one of these days.

That sounds like a good idea, but the only problem is, is that most of the other machines on my LAN are too slow to run Warcraft II under DosBox (many of them are just spare Pentium II/III boxes), so I have to run it directly. EDIT: Never mind, I'll just run it under '98. 😁

Hi there. :D I'm trying to get Warcraft II running on Windows XP through VDMSound, and it's playable, but the music's slower than it should be, and the whole thing is kinda choppy.Do you guys have any tips on how to speed things up? Thanx. First post, BTW. :D P.S. I have successfully gotten it to …