Question:
My machine has a Yamaha ds-xg (724) sound card. How do I load the sound card driver after restarting Win98 into MS-DOS mode? I installed cmdos.zip downloaded from this site, which is Yamaha's driver installation/configuration files (both 16-bit and 8-bit SB emulation can produce sound), but it still doesn't work . How should it be configured?
Because I want to listen to MP3s under DOS, using dosamp0.8. Why is it that when I use the following command:
dosamp file.mp3
it then shows:
File Init:
Opening 01.MP3... Success
Reading header... Success!
File Information:
Channels : 2
Samplerate: 44100 hz
Bitrate : 128 kbits/sec
jSound Init:
Checking for user supplied "driver.jsd"... Not found
Initializing drivers:
jSound Soundblaster Driver (Version 1.00)
jSound InterWave Driver (Version 0.99)
Detecting hardware: No sound device found!
Looks like there is a problem with the sound card configuration. Please, experts, give this student some guidance!
Thanks in advance!
My machine has a Yamaha ds-xg (724) sound card. How do I load the sound card driver after restarting Win98 into MS-DOS mode? I installed cmdos.zip downloaded from this site, which is Yamaha's driver installation/configuration files (both 16-bit and 8-bit SB emulation can produce sound), but it still doesn't work . How should it be configured?
Because I want to listen to MP3s under DOS, using dosamp0.8. Why is it that when I use the following command:
dosamp file.mp3
it then shows:
File Init:
Opening 01.MP3... Success
Reading header... Success!
File Information:
Channels : 2
Samplerate: 44100 hz
Bitrate : 128 kbits/sec
jSound Init:
Checking for user supplied "driver.jsd"... Not found
Initializing drivers:
jSound Soundblaster Driver (Version 1.00)
jSound InterWave Driver (Version 0.99)
Detecting hardware: No sound device found!
Looks like there is a problem with the sound card configuration. Please, experts, give this student some guidance!
Thanks in advance!



. Using setupds.exe in the driver package to set dma: 0, dma mode: the third option, then 16bit, 8bit, and fm can all be tested with sound... all can produce sound normally. But after saving the settings, regardless of whether I reboot the computer or not, dosamp says DMA timeout when playing music, and dss says