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Nascar99 with PCI Soundcard/Gameport

5 posts by 4 people · 17 Oct 1998 - 18 Oct 1998

Bruno Amar 17 Oct 1998#428199
Hi, Seeing that Nascar2 would never work with my Diamond Monster PCI Soundcard AND Gameport I sincerely HOPE that Sierra fixes this in Nascar99. It's a shame not being able to play that game anymore without sound and steering wheels. SIERRA - HOPE YOU'RE LISTENING!!!! :)
Eric Busch 17 Oct 1998#428200
Just to be clear it's not Nascar2's fault, as it's a limitation of the MonsterSound's gameport only working for true Windows native apps (it does has very basic SB emulation for DOS-box apps so you could get sound to work). That said, NASCAR Racing 1999 Edition will have Windows native EXE's which work flawlessly with the MonsterSound. - Eric
Dave Newto 17 Oct 1998#428201
I had the same problem with sound and the wheel. I was able to get both to work. There is tech info on Sierra's web site for the sound problem. At a DOS prompt, type set and check to see what the settings are for the Blaster environment variable. Go into sound setup and manually configure the settings. This fixed the sound problem. Next, if your wheel is a Thrustmaster, you may have to d'l Pro Panel and configure your card under Windows 95/98.
Quoted text (11 lines)>Hi, > Seeing that Nascar2 would never work with my Diamond >Monster PCI Soundcard AND Gameport I sincerely HOPE that >Sierra fixes this in Nascar99. It's a shame not being >able to play that game anymore without sound and steering >wheels. > SIERRA - HOPE YOU'RE LISTENING!!!! >:)
Bruno Amar 18 Oct 1998#428413
Wooooo Just read the features list and it does say native win95 support - YEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!! :)
Quoted text (17 lines)> Just to be clear it's not Nascar2's fault, as it's a limitation of the > MonsterSound's gameport only working for true Windows native apps (it > does has very basic SB emulation for DOS-box apps so you could get sound > to work). That said, NASCAR Racing 1999 Edition will have Windows > native EXE's which work flawlessly with the MonsterSound. > - Eric > > Seeing that Nascar2 would never work with my Diamond > >Monster PCI Soundcard AND Gameport I sincerely HOPE that > >Sierra fixes this in Nascar99. It's a shame not being > >able to play that game anymore without sound and steering > >wheels.
Yes! YEs! YES! I'm having Diamond MonsterSound too, and passying lonly days without NASCAR Racing2. I was wondering is NASCAR99 including windows native version like ICR2 for win. I can wait NASCAR3(2000?) with NASCAR99! =) Y.Minami
Quoted text (7 lines)>Just to be clear it's not Nascar2's fault, as it's a limitation of the >MonsterSound's gameport only working for true Windows native apps (it >does has very basic SB emulation for DOS-box apps so you could get sound >to work). That said, NASCAR Racing 1999 Edition will have Windows >native EXE's which work flawlessly with the MonsterSound. >- Eric

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