Hey, I was wondering if their are any sound blaster emulators out their.
The reason I was asking is because it would be great to have those old
dos sounds when I play my dos games.
If anyone knows of any please let me know.
Thanks.
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Well, for just sound effects windows should cut it, but when it comes to
fm music one is vdms.. Wasn't able to get it working though.
On 2011-10-26 19:17, michael barnes wrote:
Hey, I was wondering if their are any sound blaster emulators out their.
The reason I was asking is because it would
The dos games that I'm talking about are the speech friendly games.
Such as Destination Mars and other games like that.
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Oh. Those actually use the pc speaker, and today's CPU's are going way
too fast, which results in some pretty nasty results. For those you'd
need something like cpukiller to throttle it down.
On 2011-10-26 20:46, michael barnes wrote:
The dos games that I'm talking about are the speech
Just a guess, I have no experience with this type of thing, but
wouldn't a vm help here? You could run a vm with win98 or
somesuch, and limit the processor. Also, if your running a
machine that has multiple cores, you can disable up to all but
one via msconfig.
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Hi Michael,
Those games use the PC speaker. As many computers no longer have one,
and the sound output isn't rerouted to the soundcard there is no way
to get access to the sounds. Besides that the speed of modern
processors are so fast that even if you can get access to the sound it
won't sound
