rec.autos.simulators

Now when I set up the Soundblaster PCI 128 Soundcard I use the Soundblaster
Stereo settings and I test the sound the spotter says " Yes, indeed, deed,
deed, deed, deed, deed, deed, deed ................"and loops until I
ctrl-alt-del  out of it !!!!!!!

I tried to auto detect and it chooses the Ensonig Sound card with an
Address=330 IRQ=NONE and DMA=1 which doesn't match up to the blaster
settings which are A220, I7, D1, T2

Also I copied the sound.cfg from NR1999 which uses the Ensonig card BUT
doesn't work. DO I need to downgrade soundcards??????????????

What do I do now !!!!!

Tim A. Deatherage

"Admitted Sim ***"

If you want to use Soundblaster settings, you have to use soundblaster
mono.

Warning - The soundblaster choice sucks.  There is a terrible delay
between action and sound. IE... when you hit the wall, you see the
sparks, but it's 2 seconds before the sound happens.

I've tested both.  The Ensoniq is the best choice.

-Larry

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The Ensoniq setting takes a few seconds before the test 'pattern' is
heard (I.E. Ned's "Ten-Four, good buddy)  :)

I have found the delays between action (hitting the wall) and sound to
be far too great to accept when using the emulated soundblaster pro mono
setting.

Maybe I crash harder than you do, and it knocks the computer silly for a
few seconds :)

-Larry

That isn't Ned Jarrett.

I use "SB mono" not "SB Prop mono" and don't get any delays at all
in the DOS version of the game. I found that the sound changed (like
engine pitch and scrapping the wall) in the Windows only version of
N99.

Could be :-)

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