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| SavannahLion:
--- Quote from: pinballjim on August 29, 2007, 12:06:40 pm ---Sadly, crackly sound is a hallmark of onboard audio. :( --- End quote --- I've never noticed. But OEM PC speakers sound so ---smurfy--- that ---smurfy--- onboard audio would be impossible to notice. You think it's because of bad shielding or a ---smurfy--- decoder? |
| BobA:
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| tikbalang:
try this tool: http://multimediaware.com/qv/qvfaq.html http://www.multimediaware.com/qv/sbdetect.zip Sound chip detection and config program under DOS. Ver 1.06 This program will detect various Sound Blaster compatible sound chips, configure them and set the BLASTER variable correctly. You can call this program in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. Free for non-commerical use Options: -h Help. This help text. -v Verbose. Writes what's going on. -p Suppress search for nonPnP-Devices (probing ports) -c Select sound chip. If more than one sound chip was detected, then you can select the one that shall be used. Example: -c2 for the second sound chip. |
| esaelectrionics:
I had a right messabout getting sound for dos to work, if i was you id buy a board with an ISA slot if you can find one (ebay !). I have a ISA soundblaster 16 and sound blaster 2.0 and both work perfect and sound nice. It all comes down to motherboard, quite a few dont support pci soundblaster devices. Asus p4c800 deluxe does, most pci soundcard works with this board for me but SIS chipsets - forget it :( , and most new motherboards wont touch a dos pci soundcard. |
| RayB:
I got my SB Live to work under DOS, but it was VERY picky about what slot and IRQ # to use. |
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