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SB Emulation in MS-DOS/Windows 98 SE B-7

Problem:

Sound Blaster emulation is not recognized.

Solution:

Try switching the SB Emulation IRQ between 5 and 7, use DMA channel

1, use SB interface port 220.

Problem:

The MPU-401 emulation is not recognized.

Solution:

Try using Port address 330.

Selecting the

Best Audio

Options in a

Game

Most MS-DOS–based games that provide sound have some procedure for audio

setup. These procedures generally allow you to choose from a list of popular audio

cards or audio devices.

Games may present audio options differently. Some may present a single choice that

corresponds to a particular audio device; for example, Sound Blaster 16, Roland

Sound Canvas, etc. Others provide an option for music and digital audio separately;

for example, General MIDI music with Sound Blaster digital audio. In such a case,

there are often two separate menus to configure.

Some games allow you to set the MIDI port address and IRQ for music and sound.

Make sure that these settings correspond to the values displayed by SBECFG.EXE or

the

Resources

tabbed page of the

Creative EMU10Kx SB16 Emulation

Properties

dialog box.

There are games that offer MPU-401/Roland (General MIDI or MT-32/LAPC-1) as an

option. Often these games allow you to set the MIDI port address. Make sure that

they match the MIDI address in the Resources list on the

Resources

tabbed page

of the

Creative EMU10Kx SB16 Emulation Properties

dialog box. The same

values can be found under “MPU-401 (General MIDI, Roland MT-32/LAPC-1)

Emulation”, displayed by SBECFG.EXE in MS-DOS mode. Remember to enable the

MT-32 MIDI patch with the SBEMIXER program if you select Roland MT-32 or LAPC-

1 for music.

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