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Re: Playing Omikoron Nomad Soul on XP

in Windows
I remember picking up this game from a bargain bin around 7-8 years ago. Put it down after a bit because I had some more interesting games to play at the time, but have always meant to go back to it. In the meantime my Disk 1 got scratched really bad; I downloaded an ISO to replace it but never …

Re: Ensoniq / Creative AudioPCI

A little contribution for this thread. Here's a video clip of Star Wars X-Wing(floppy disk edition) played using the AdLib sound option on a SoundBlaster Vibra128, which is based off the Ensoniq AudioPCI and sounds absolutely terrible: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXObHZEY8u4 That was dreadful! I …

Re: Sound Card Recordings

Ace wrote: Well this sucks. The motherboard is dead. Crap. Say, would it be possible to remove the Solo-1 from that motherboard and rebuild the circuitry around the chip as shown in the diagram on page 2 of the PDF? No, but look at pages 72-75.

Re: Sound Card Recordings

Are you plugging into the recording sound card's mic input instead of its line-in input? The mic inputs on sound cards are almost always mono-only and often have preamps that make them bad for recording anything but microphone inputs. Almost all sound cards have both a mic and line-in input. Also, …

Re: Star Wars: MIDI music options

in Milliways
Either way, the DOS collector's version is there, and it does the job fine. There was never a no-CD patch for it so I hacked out the CD check myself once. Not that I can really hack, but somehow I obviously succeeded. ;) PM me if you care for it. That reminds me that the floppy version of X-Wing is …

Re: Star Wars: MIDI music options

in Milliways
Yeah, the Windows versions were really disappointing. Their graphics were much better (especially X-Wing), but they used crappy CD audio tracks for the music! One of the things that really made the DOS X-Wing games stand out was that they used the iMUSE dynamic MIDI music system from the SCUMM …

Re: Ensoniq / Creative AudioPCI

I used an SB PCI128 (early Creative derivative of the Ensoniq PCI design) and then an SB Live! with native DOS and Win98 in my old PII-450 in the late 1990s. I was pretty disappointed overall with the DOS side of the experience, although they were the only cards I used that could do some kind of …

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