Man you`re facing 5.1 Digital emu problem, did the same and don`t have solution for that, anyone could help us ???

Don`t know why it happens ??? crap

for what it's worth, Dune1 (floppy and CD versions) runs fine in the latest version of DOSbox. try that!

http://dosbox.zophar.net

Even if i try to play Dune with DosBox

This sounds wrong. Especially if what Unregistered #3 says is true.

it stille does not work with latest DosBox - having the same I I I I I I am am am am am am Duke Duke Duke ... got any ideas ??? or will you post commands used by you to set up Dune ???
But iam sure it`s not my fault ... any news on VDMSound and Dune or is ot over and will not run ever

Unregistered wrote:

it stille does not work with latest DosBox - having the same I I I I I I am am am am am am Duke Duke Duke ... got any ideas ??? or will you post commands used by you to set up Dune ???
But iam sure it`s not my fault ... any news on VDMSound and Dune or is ot over and will not run ever

Dune 1 (CD version) will work with VDMSound provided that you get a newer version of the DSP DLL (send me an e-mail please for that DLL). Dune 2 should work "as is" with VDMSound.

V.

Originally posted by Unregistered Even if i try to play Dune with DosBox

Dune as in:
The Floppy version?
The CD version?
A "CD-Rip" version?

repeatin` phrases of NPC like - I ... I ... I ... am ...

Did you try adjusting speed before starting the game?
Ctrl+F12 to increase speed (The # of cycles will appear in the secondary window).

What version of DosBox are you using?

If you are using v0.57, try changing keepsmall to "=true" in the the .CONF file. If it's still stuttering, try going back to version 0.56

under Dos 6.22 (did you know it`s freeware now) is it possible ???

MS released DOS as Freeware? *sniff* *sniff* I smell a "dorm lawyer".

ok here`s my e-mail k0vva1@wp.pl
DOS 6.22 yep in my place to be it`s freeware now - they givin` away copies in computer shops - from whot i`ve heard ... with VDMSound - i`m having probles while starting orni - dune seems to crash under VDMSound - and only without sound it runs fine, and another thing - do you know how to format c: to FAT16 part. ??? in WINXP - `coz in Win 2k i know but now i`m not running my pc with it any ideas ???
Ow i`m playing Dune CD form CD not ripped - just copy of my friends original ( sometimes i wonder how this CD is still readable )...

I did some speed adjustments but the effect is the same but I I I I am am am am Duke seems to be played a bit faster or so it seems to be 😀

It`s DosBox 0.57 and i set fullscreen mode by writing true i shall try 0.56 in comming hours

Hey i`ve just registered - feelin cool but Dune CD - still having I I I I I I I am am am am am am am Duke even with 0.56 DosBox - damn PC - don`t have idea whot to do

Try going back in DOSBox revisions until you find one that either won't run the game at all or one that DOESN'T have the sound problem.

Originally posted by Unregistered DOS 6.22 yep in my place to be it`s freeware now - they givin` away copies in computer shops - from whot i`ve heard

More likely is that Microsoft can't be bothered with enforcing the copyright law in Poland. They'll punish their US customers for it, instead.

do you know how to format c: to FAT16 part. ??? in WINXP

Whiff! Why on Earth are you trying to format with FAT16? Are you trying to set up a Dual-Boot? If so, are you aware that formatting C: will (almost certainly) cause you to lose access to your WinXP? There is a way of setting up a dual-boot after XP has been installed, but it's rather tedious and a little complex.

( sometimes i wonder how this CD is still readable )...

Ok, that is not encouraging. Can you confirm this CD works properly on DOS or Win9x?

The cd version of dune will work in Dosbox 0.57
To stop the voices and music skipping / jumping lower to the number of cycles / speed to 1800 or lower.
To get the install to work properly mount the drive correctly (look in the dosbox readme for how to mount the drive).
for example my copy of dune is in c:\games\dunecd. So with bosbox I mount c:\games to be C drive. Then in the dune install I set the save directory to c:\dunecd
Oh and don't let the install auto detect. Go through the "change language and configuration" menu after choosing the save path. Then when it want's to auto detect tell it No. then yes for each option.

It all works fine for me now (apart from a bit of crackling and hissing).

Hope that helps the problem and my instructions were clear enough

Hm. Digging things up from the dead.

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