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Subject:        Re: PCS DOS games
Date:   Thu, 25 Dec 2014 22:47:15 -0500
From:   Phil Vlasak <[email protected]>
To:     Josh k <[email protected]>



Hi Josh,
Here is the Sound Blaster help in my DOS games:
Other sound card support.  This game mainly supports Soundblaster Pro or
better sound cards. It should work with compatibles but we haven't tested it
with all of them. To allow sound in the game you may need to set the DOS
'blaster' variable manually.  If you  have a soundblaster Pro, or better,
this should be done already  in your autoexec.bat.  If you don't have the
blaster variable in your Autoexec.bat file but have a SB-Pro  compatible
card,  eg. Zeos integrated business audio using the ESS chip ( is that an
obscure  soundcard or what?) you need to do the following at the DOS command
prompt type:
set blaster=A220 I5 D1

If during setup or installation, none of the sound drivers work, you  should
check your autoexec.bat file for a sound card setting line. First back up
autoexec.bat by copying it to your clip board by control c. Then paste it
with control v. This will make a file called "copy of autoexec.bat" Then
rename autoexec.bat to autoexec.txt. This can be done with the f2 key Then
click on autoexec.txt This will bring it into your notepad. Make sure you
have word wrap unchecked in the edit menu. Then look for a sound blaster
line.

My line says:
SET BLASTER=A220 I7 D1 H7 P330 T6

' A is the port your card uses, usually port 220.
' I is the interrupt the card uses, usually 5 but it could be 7.
' D is the DMA channel to use, usually 1 but could be 3.

Copy or type the line in. Then hit enter on "save as" from your file menu.
It should be saved as an ascii text file named autoexec.bat and your
computer should be re-booted.







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