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Determining sound card in Win 95

2 posts by 2 people · 29 Dec 1996 - 30 Dec 1996

I recently bought a new computer and successfully configured NASCAR 1 to run in MS-DOS mode. However, I cannot get all the sounds to work, particularly Ned Jarrett's voice at the beginning, the music during the intro, and the sounds of collision on the tracks. I believe it is a problem with the MIDI portion of the sound setup. Problem is, I only know the computer is equipped with a Yamaha sound system. Is their a FAQ that explains (or could someone just tell me) how to 1) Run NASCAR completely in Win 95 or 2) Determine which sound system I have so I can hear ALL the sounds when running in MS-DOS mode? Kyle Langston _________________________________- http://www.traction.git.net/nrcentral/
Tom Hansen 30 Dec 1996#350801
Have you insured that you have all the sounds enabled in the NASCAR Racing 1 options? I am surprised that if you had a card configuration that only some sounds would be effected. /THansen
Quoted text (15 lines)> I recently bought a new computer and successfully configured NASCAR 1 > to run in MS-DOS mode. However, I cannot get all the sounds to work, > particularly Ned Jarrett's voice at the beginning, the music during > the intro, and the sounds of collision on the tracks. I believe it is > a problem with the MIDI portion of the sound setup. Problem is, I > only know the computer is equipped with a Yamaha sound system. Is > their a FAQ that explains (or could someone just tell me) how to 1) > Run NASCAR completely in Win 95 or 2) Determine which sound system I > have so I can hear ALL the sounds when running in MS-DOS mode? > Kyle Langston > _________________________________- > http://www.traction.git.net/nrcentral/

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