Please excuse that I'm responding to a PM publicly, the forum doesn't let me reply due to a low message count I guess, and your Discord seems to be inactive. Yes, I used YU-NO Prologue to test the 32-bit executable, but what I really wanted to get working was stuff I converted from YM2612 to YM2608 …

Hmm, I haven't run into that yet myself with the ones I've tried. There is the -x command switch that enables XMS memory usage. Sadly that didn't do anything, but thankfully vgm_cmp reduced the tunes I needed to listen to a small enough size to be usable with 16-bit SBVGM. Thanks for the suggestion …

Have you tried the regular 16-bit version? I've had no issues with that, and I couldn't get 32 to work either but didn't really worry about it because I could use the other one fine. I'm not too familiar with the differences on how 32-bit extenders work on PC-98 vs IBM PC. Yes, that one works, but …

Sadly, SBVGM32 crashes on my NEC PC-9821 V166. Tracks play about one set of notes properly before throwing a general protection fault. Tried it under Windows 98SE, pure DOS with EMS+XMS, and a clean boot, all throw the same error. Using DOS32A has the same symptoms with the bonus of the entire …

Just a heads up, don't waste your time with any version of SCVA on a non-SSE2 system. You'll get an illegal instruction exception, and I'm pretty sure it'd be unusable anyway due to the CPU demand.

Hello, I own a PC-9821 V166 computer with Pentium MMX @166 Mhz. In hopes of getting my Zotac GeForce 6200 PCI working on it, I (barely) installed Windows 2000 on the machine. 2D works fine and I could even get my monitor's native res. Unfortunately, any kind of Direct3D 7/8/9 work will lead to a …