VDMSound
This is a discussion about VDMSound in the Customization Tweaking category; Hey, is anyone able to get on the VDMSound home page? It seems to have been down for a long time. Does anyone know of somewhere else to download it? Thanks!.
Hey, is anyone able to get on the VDMSound home page? It seems to have been down for a long time. Does anyone know of somewhere else to download it? Thanks!
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The link on the frontpage work fine for me.
idont know were to get VDMsound to.
all I need is VDMsound and I can play Ultima 8.
so if anyone knows were to git it tell me plese
all I need is VDMsound and I can play Ultima 8.
so if anyone knows were to git it tell me plese
idont know were to get VDMsound to.
all I need is VDMsound and I can play Ultima 8.
so if anyone knows were to git it tell me plese
all I need is VDMsound and I can play Ultima 8.
so if anyone knows were to git it tell me plese
and what line on the frontpage?
it dont werk ether.
NOTHING WERKS TO GIT TO VDMSOUND!!!
*waaaa*
NOTHING WERKS TO GIT TO VDMSOUND!!!
*waaaa*
Don't have all the details but looks like the server moved.
http://vogons.zetafleet.com/viewtopic.php?t=7933
Latest ver of VDMSOUND here:
http://vogons.zetafleet.com/viewtopic.php?t=2071
http://vogons.zetafleet.com/viewtopic.php?t=7933
Latest ver of VDMSOUND here:
http://vogons.zetafleet.com/viewtopic.php?t=2071
Don't have any of those games (except for the PC Booter ver of Robotron).
VDMSound is for NT4/2000/XP/2003. Sound emulation support under XP/2003 is extremely minimal with only General Midi and Basic SB support (No High DMA support). I personally haven't heard of any cases where the XP/2003 sound emulation is better than VDMSound because it can't be. VDMSound is where it's at if you want to play your DOS games natively under NT4/2000/XP/2003 with as close to as original sound support as you can get. DosBox uses the VDMSound sound code which is why it's sound support is so good.
VDMSound is for NT4/2000/XP/2003. Sound emulation support under XP/2003 is extremely minimal with only General Midi and Basic SB support (No High DMA support). I personally haven't heard of any cases where the XP/2003 sound emulation is better than VDMSound because it can't be. VDMSound is where it's at if you want to play your DOS games natively under NT4/2000/XP/2003 with as close to as original sound support as you can get. DosBox uses the VDMSound sound code which is why it's sound support is so good.
Nah, it won't conflict. I've heard of some rare cases where 1 or 2 games would get confused and disabling XP's sound emulation fixed their problem. (sound was static)
IIRC, XP/2003 use IRQ5 and VDMSOUND uses IRQ7.
IIRC, XP/2003 use IRQ5 and VDMSOUND uses IRQ7.
