I an get my Origional GUs to work if I drop the speed of my
Pentium to 16mhz
Its short choppy sound if its 75mhz & anything over 75mhz is no sound
what so ever - Yes it sounds good.
I can select GUs from the Sound Menu & enter the irq etc settings
into the boxes OK
Rob
>Basically, the autodetect option within the setup program tells me it
>doesn't recognise my soundcard. If I click on the Ultrasound option,
>it tells me that my soundcard (an original rev 2.4 ultrasound) is not
>compatible with the ultrasound!
>Curiously, by using the keyboard controls instead of the mouse, after
>selecting autodetect (unsucessfully) I can move the highlight bar over
>the ultrasound option without the program complaining. From here, the
>sound test option can be selected (with no sound produced) but I
>cannot see how to modify the I/O, IRQ etc for the card. There seems to
>be no way of replacing those asterisks.
>Has anyone got this to work? If so, how? I'm desperate to find out if
>this game sounds as good as it looks!
>Thanks in advance,
>Simon Watson.
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If you believe in happiness, its because of unhappiness
If you believe in God, its because of the Devil
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Simon,
Just to eliminate the obvious... Are you running under Win95? If
you are you will likely have to configure the sound card from DOS-mode and
not from within a Win95 Dos box. If you are a Win95 user, try restarting in
DOS mode and running the setup program to configure the card. Once its
configured properly it should work under Win95 as well as DOS. If you're
in the Win95 environment I don't know what the problem could be.
eric
>Simon Watson.
