Ok, the NO side seems to be leading by one vote. Not to worry though for the YES side; someone (Chris Chua) has kindly offered his help. Chris has already written and compiled the VxD, so you should hear some news soon (ok, not *too* soon, but soon). V. Does this mean we'll be able to emulate sutff …

Join the Campaign To Get VDMsound Ported To Windows 9x? 😀

I agree with the general flurry of responses - Adlib ROCKS, and that's why I want VDMsound ported to Win98, so I can listen to it in my old DOS games coz it's rarely supported in sound cards these days 😀

Maybe a team effort of some kind would be a good idea, might get the VxD written, u know, different people working of different functions of it..... if only I could figure out how to program the things in ASM, I might help ;-) If he got http://vdmsound.sourceforge.net/ working again, it might help …

Stiletto: well guessed 😀 And it is NOT a pipe dream! It's perfectly possible, if someone with the knowledge just programs ONE VxD. It shouldn't be seen as even close to unachievable.

I'd try e-mailing ntvdm@hotmail.com - he seems to be the main developer of VDMsound. And if you did write the VxD, I would be prepared to have your babies. 😀

But there should be people trying to work on porting it to Win98, coz the point is that it's an OS which can run DOS games a LOT better than 2k/xp. So you people with XP should be setting up dual boots. It's not impossible, I did it. Mad TV 1 would work fine in 98 for me if only I had an Adlib- …

Why would it be such an effort then? Vlad quoted a 7/10 in difficulty terms 😀 And I thought Cold Fusion already existed.

Hi, I'm new to this board. VDMsound is great, but doesn't work on Windows 98 (to state the obvious). The solution isn't to get a soundcard with DOS support when using Win98, because they are dying out. Soon there will be none - we will *need* to emulate old DOS sound standards like Adlib if it is to …