[Lockett from Lemon]

Originally Posted by dosraider

Yes, I did. You didn't mentioned the floppy version, did you? So I did.

Yes, but I didn't mention the floppy version because I didn't care about it. The problem was that I couldn't get sound with the CD version, not that I couldn't play the game.

Originally Posted by dosraider

So now I'm gonna answer to your topic title, after reading it twice carefully.
You can't get sound, but I can, and yes, with the CD version.
No problems at all if you setup the game properly.

That's reassuring.

Originally Posted by dosraider

A good begin is:
http://www.abandonia.com/vbullet/showthread.php?t=17476
Some more here:
http://www.abandonia.com/vbullet/forumdisplay.php?f=90

Thanks; I'll check those threads out when I can.

Originally Posted by dosraider

Have a nice day.

Sorry if I came off as a little angry in my last post. I was in a bad mood. I'll be more courteous in the future.

Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman

CD-Audio data is not processed by your CPU but fed directly to the soundcard through the CD-audio (or, in some cases, digital-audio) cable. The soundcard then outputs the audio stream to the speakers.

I see.

Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman

Whoever claimed it bypasses the soundcard was either an utter moron or criminally incompetent in basics of PC construction - probably both, actually. Only complete fools would repeat this kind of "knowledge" anywhere for any purpose different than taking a piss off the original poster's stupidity.

Thanks, now I feel really stupid.

Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman

1. Did you mount your CD drive in DOSBox? What syntax did you use?

I'm not playing it from an original CD; I just downloaded the files off of some site. I mounted the directory as my D: drive and added "-t cdrom" after the filename. It loaded perfectly; the only problem was the lack of sound.

Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman

2. Did you install the game through DOSBox?

There wasn't an installer.

Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman

If your answers to both are "Yes", then there is still one thing we can try. That being utilizing a CD copying program to make a BIN/CUE (not ISO, NRG or whatever else) image that will contain the data and audio tracks. Then instead of mounting your CD drive, mount that image using the IMGMOUNT command and it should work all fine and dandy.

OK, I'll try that when I can.

Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman

The forum automatically resizes avatars to 85 px. No exceptions.

Oh, goody.