dylstew wrote:

I bought the GOg.com version,but the music is wrong in that version,even with the''fix'' .

Why not ask in the GOG forums, then?

so first I tried a windows xp patch.

Unless it is explicitly described as working with the GOG version, I would not expect patches for the original version to work with the GOG version.

when I dragged the install.bat file into dosbox it said illigal command. then I placed the folder in my c drive and dragged the install.bat file in dosbox again. this time I got a setup screen(for sound and install). when I select install I can pick A,B or Z. but when I select them it says I don't have enough space on that hard drive and I can't install it.

Installations don't work that way in DOSBox. Please see the 60 Seconds Guide.

No,it's the original rayman disc in my pc.
what that XP patch does,is check if you have the rayman disc(I do,but it has lots of scratches) and then installs an entirely new rayman. Maybe it doesn't work because mine is dutch or too scratched?.
So i tried using dosbox on the original gams files,the ones on the disc NOT the gog.com version
But with the games I illigaly(sorry,I really wanted to play doom and duke nukem and some other old FPS, and I wanted to buy half life `games and quake games on steam) I could just drag the setup files onto dosbox, Pick the sound card and controlls and it instaled the games very easily,so why not with rayman? also,when I drag rayman.exe in it says I need MCDEX 2.1 or something,and when I try to use install.bat on the disc without dragging it on my pc it says illigal command.
Anyways I'll look at the guide when I have more time.

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I got it to work with the guide,but the music doesn't work. I picked autodetect for the sound in the installer(It picked soundblaster 16) but there's no music(sound works) 😒

Rayman uses redbook CD audio, so you will either have to use the correct switches when mounting the CD, or you will have to make a BIN/CUE image of the disc and mount it using IMGMOUNT.

Or you can just look at the GOG forums like I already said. If that is the "fix" you were referring to, then in what sense is the music still "wrong" ?