rec.autos.simulators

by **Larr** » Fri, 11 Dec 1998 04:00:00

Me too...

-Larry

> Of course, this one percent was my problem with MS FF wheel and N2! ;^)

by **Ronald Stoeh** » Fri, 11 Dec 1998 04:00:00

> Me too...

> -Larry

> > Of course, this one percent was my problem with MS FF wheel and N2!

Well, they added a DirectX option for the calibration and all problems
are gone (besides getting on pole at C***te...)

l8er
ronny

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by EB » Fri, 11 Dec 1998 04:00:00

Hey guys: Got Nascar 1999 the other day in the mail and cant seem to get
NROS to work. It seems to load and then ask me for my sound card. I have a
M80 Monster Sound and its not listed. After that it wont run. Any
ideas????

Eric

>Me too...

>-Larry

>> Of course, this one percent was my problem with MS FF wheel and N2! ;^)

by **Eric T. Busc** » Fri, 11 Dec 1998 04:00:00

NROS uses DOS exe's which can only be used for on-line racing on TEN.
As such, you will need to run the sound set program (it should have
automatically run when NROS was installed) to set up your soundcard.
The problem is the MonsterSound cards will not work with games in a
Windows DOS-box unless you have installed Diamond's SoundBlaster
emulation utility (even then the support is shaky at best). You'll
likely need to manually input these settings (you'll find them listed
in the Sound, Video & Game Controllers section of the Device Manager)
into the sound set, as it will not be able to autodetect them. Also
keep in mind that the joystick port on the card will not work for
DOS-box games, so you'll be stuck with keyboard controls.

- Eric

by **Greg Cisk** » Sat, 12 Dec 1998 04:00:00

>NROS uses DOS exe's which can only be used for on-line racing on TEN.
>As such, you will need to run the sound set program (it should have
>automatically run when NROS was installed) to set up your soundcard.
>The problem is the MonsterSound cards will not work with games in a
>Windows DOS-box unless you have installed Diamond's SoundBlaster

Ya, what the hell is wrong with you EB. All htis stuff was clearly
labeled on the box... Isn't it?

:-)

And thanks for the reply to my other question Eric, I'll certainly
remember it.

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>emulation utility (even then the support is shaky at best). You'll
>likely need to manually input these settings (you'll find them listed
>in the Sound, Video & Game Controllers section of the Device Manager)
>into the sound set, as it will not be able to autodetect them. Also
>keep in mind that the joystick port on the card will not work for
>DOS-box games, so you'll be stuck with keyboard controls.

>- Eric

>>Hey guys: Got Nascar 1999 the other day in the mail and cant seem to
>get
>>NROS to work. It seems to load and then ask me for my sound card. I
>have a
>>M80 Monster Sound and its not listed. After that it wont run. Any
>>ideas????

by **Greg Cisk** » Sat, 12 Dec 1998 04:00:00

>>NROS uses DOS exe's which can only be used for on-line racing on TEN.
>>As such, you will need to run the sound set program (it should have
>>automatically run when NROS was installed) to set up your soundcard.
>>The problem is the MonsterSound cards will not work with games in a
>>Windows DOS-box unless you have installed Diamond's SoundBlaster

>Ya, what the hell is wrong with you EB. All htis stuff was clearly
>labeled on the box... Isn't it?

I was talking to ebishop not Eric Busch. I just realized that they had
the same initials. Opps :-)

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>:-)

>And thanks for the reply to my other question Eric, I'll certainly
>remember it.

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>cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com

>>emulation utility (even then the support is shaky at best). You'll
>>likely need to manually input these settings (you'll find them listed
>>in the Sound, Video & Game Controllers section of the Device Manager)
>>into the sound set, as it will not be able to autodetect them. Also
>>keep in mind that the joystick port on the card will not work for
>>DOS-box games, so you'll be stuck with keyboard controls.

>>- Eric

>>>Hey guys: Got Nascar 1999 the other day in the mail and cant seem to
>>get
>>>NROS to work. It seems to load and then ask me for my sound card. I
>>have a
>>>M80 Monster Sound and its not listed. After that it wont run. Any
>>>ideas????

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