Does anyone know If it's possible to get music to work in dos games with integrated sound on windows 98 SE instead Of Creative Sound Blaster sound card in dos games like doom 2 etc? i only hear sound
The non-music sound you're hearing, is that just sound from the internal speaker?
Out of the box, such newer sound devices don't offer Sound Blaster compatibility (or emulation) support. You could try a solution like SBEMU or VSBHDA and see if that works for you.
If you can share your SBEMU experiences with various games in that thread, that would be much appreciated! The more testers, the better. 🙂
EDIT: oh, wait. You're probably describing your experiences with running DOS games in a DOS session in Windows 98. In all likeliness, it only emulates digital sound effects, not FM synthesis.
You could try something like VDMSound to improve Sound Blaster emulation in DOS games under Windows 9x.
AC'97 isn't just one card, it's a specification and different motherboard chipsets' "AC'97 audio" handle that differently. so you'll want to look up your board and check what drivers are available. i.e. Some VIA boards have VIAFMTSR
digger wrote on 2024-08-04, 16:48:The non-music sound you're hearing, is that just sound from the internal speaker? […]
The non-music sound you're hearing, is that just sound from the internal speaker?
Out of the box, such newer sound devices don't offer Sound Blaster compatibility (or emulation) support. You could try a solution like SBEMU or VSBHDA and see if that works for you.
If you can share your SBEMU experiences with various games in that thread, that would be much appreciated! The more testers, the better. 🙂
EDIT: oh, wait. You're probably describing your experiences with running DOS games in a DOS session in Windows 98. In all likeliness, it only emulates digital sound effects, not FM synthesis.
You could try something like VDMSound to improve Sound Blaster emulation in DOS games under Windows 9x.
Thanks man but how do i setup sbemu and dos games?
