Once you have downloaded your new driver, you'll need to install it. In Windows, use a built-in utility called Device Manager, which allows you to see all of the devices recognized by your system, and the drivers associated with them.
- "Yamaha YMF724 driver for DOS Win9x WinNT" i.e. 4.06.1031- 4.07.1040 downloaded from Yamaha.com- failing that, found a 4-floppy set on Dell's dupport page, which is also DS-XG, just a slightly older version than Yamaha's
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I have the same problem. I found out that 8bit/11khz setting resolves it - the game starts normally and sound is ok, but low quality of course. I have many YMF724 cards and all of them have the same problem with or without the SB-LINK. Tried every PCI slot in many mainboards (socket 7, slot 1, socket 370), different driver combinations, windows 98 service packs, assigning isa/pnp in bios and nothing. It seems thats just the way it is. Maybe some internal YMF724 incompatibility. Who knows... It would be nice if anyone would write if he had make it working.
PC/PCI is only used from real dos, you'll need to configure the card with the dos drivers. Those yamaha cards had very crappy drivers, VXD not only didn't work with many dos games but also caused windows to crash. Also midi failed even on some windows games. Try the WDM drivers, those were more compatible but some dos games had distorted sound.
However now, when I launch doom, sfx are good too, but after a while they start to be a little bit garbled ... And also I don't have access to real OPL3 sound now (or maybe I did something wrong when selecting the adresses) but anyways, I think that I'll just use the previous drivers and add a sound blaster vibra in that computer in order to have no problem with sfx compatibility whatsoever and then use the YMF724 for windows and midi sounds. I'm planning to use an AWE64 with the YMF724 at the end, but I don't have one at the moment.
Which drivers did you download? VXD or WDM? which version? I'm a bit shocked you that you have succesfuly ran DUKE3D under windows ? I would give my hand cut that I installed these drivers and still had problem with running DUKE3D. Which card did you choose in DUKE3D setup? SB 16? SB PRO? which resolution? 11KHz or 44.1KHz? Stereo or mono? 2ff7e9595c
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