Hi!
a question:
have anyone of you had any probs running GP1 (F1 racing game) with the
SB Live (value)? The engine sound in the game is sounding terrible with
a
Soundblaster LIVE soundcard? The car sounds very dim and like the mowing
of a cow (not joking!).
I run Windows 95 OSR2 and thus have also tried to run it in MS-dos-modes
(also the most extreme dos-mode in which the computer completely
reboots). But still with no improvement. The soundblaster LIVE loads a
Soundblaster 16 compatible driver for older games supprt, but obviously
this one is not very realistic, because my previous card WAS a true SB
16 and had no probs with this game whatsoever..
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Erik
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Erik van Duijn
Katwijk, Holland
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>Hi! >a question: >have anyone of you had any probs running GP1 (F1 racing game) with the >SB Live (value)? The engine sound in the game is sounding terrible with >a >Soundblaster LIVE soundcard? The car sounds very dim and like the mowingHi,
I noticed the same. I think the point is that GP1 does NOT
support the Sound Blaster cards as such. Look again at the options
for GP1, they are PC speaker, AdLib & Roland Synth.
It works fine on my ISA SB16 which emulates AdLib, but I've
got all sorts of weird things happening on more modern cards.
Presumably, because although they support older Sound Blaster modes,
they have dropped the AdLib emulation.
Regards,
Colin
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> >Hi! > >a question: > >have anyone of you had any probs running GP1 (F1 racing game) with the > >SB Live (value)? The engine sound in the game is sounding terrible with > >a > >Soundblaster LIVE soundcard? The car sounds very dim and like the mowing > >of a cow (not joking!). > >I run Windows 95 OSR2 and thus have also tried to run it in MS-dos-modes > >(also the most extreme dos-mode in which the computer completely > >reboots). But still with no improvement. The soundblaster LIVE loads a > >Soundblaster 16 compatible driver for older games supprt, but obviously > >this one is not very realistic, because my previous card WAS a true SB > >16 and had no probs with this game whatsoever.. > >Any suggestions?F1GP does support SoundBlaster cards. The list of sound options are:-
[1] ... PC Speaker
[2] ... AdLib
[3] ... Sound Blaster
[4] ... Roland MT-32/LAPC-1
It works on my SoundBlaster 16.
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