This is an old CGA/EGA shoot-em-up game by Emerald Software (1988). It also appeared in Amiga (was quite different) and maybe other systems. It also may be called with a different name that I cannot recall now. I checked Home of the Underdogs. It was called If it moves, shoot it! :) stupid name if I …

Hello. I've noticed that running some dos games under WinXP that use a 320x200x16c mode (0Dh?, same as EGA) but with VGA palette, they get displayed all messed-up. Examples: Deathbringer an arcade game by empire and Double Dragon 2 by Technos. Any clue would be appreciated.

OK, I gave a shot to DOSBOX and now the three games are playable even if sound quality isn't as better as under VDMsound. Elvira still sounds like crap when playing samples (SB not detected? - playing from Internal Speaker) but at least is playable.

FixPOPF = 1 was already enabled in the INI config file. I switched it to 0 but to no avail :( Under Elvira as soon as I specify Soundblaster in SETUP.EXE and run the game .bat file the mouse pointer hangs. Anyway, I can use CTRL-C to stop batch-file processing and exitting. Using ADLIB works but …

Thank you very much for your replies. I will try to elaborate further. - [Snover]: I don't know what is FixPOPF. I will try searching the forum, first. - [Nicht Sehr Gut]: Forgive me for not giving detailed information about the games. Yes Elvira:MOTD is the RPG/adventure game from Horrorsoft, …

Although my system specs are in my signature, they are as follows: + ASUS A7V333 mainboard (VIA KT333) + Athlon XP 1800+ (1.2GHz) + 512 MB DDR SDRAM + GeForce4 Ti4200 64MB DDR Creative + Integrated CMI8738 audio on-board (PCI). It has SB emulation for DOS (I mean real DOS, booting from floppy) but …

Hello. I am new to this forum, so bear with me. I already made a search for Elvira mistress of the dark and nothing came out, so I am asking a question for the gurus out here... I have been thoroughly testing VDMSound and I have too say I'M VERY VERY IMPRESSED. It works very well almost 90% of the …

You need to specify "a" (without quotes) as command-line option for ADLIB sound. It works for me.