Yeah it would be nice if everything was working under one system. Why would that be? What's wrong with having separate systems for games designed for different operating systems? (When you're emulating anyway.) :D Its not a major hassle of anything switching machines. It takes like 30 seconds to bo...

Yeah it would be nice if everything was working under one system.

The DOS drivers had an installer while the Windows method was more manual. I may have got a step wrong. Will try it again and report back.

To set the volume under DOS/Windows 3.1 you need "Sound Blaster 16/SB32/AWE32 Basic Disk for DOS/Windows 3.1 Installation" https://support.creative.com/downloads/download.aspx?nDownloadId=273 So I have a separate machine setup which is pure DOS 6.22. I installed the above drivers and CD m...

I've searched through my CD games and found one with audio tracks that works on Windows and MS-DOS, on Windows 95 it had sound but on DOS it didn't, even with the DOS drivers installed. The problem was that the volume of the CD seems to be at minimum by default in the DOS drivers, I had to use the ...

When I play a DOS game like Worms which has CD audio, there is no music in the game. However if I boot into Windows 98 and play the same CD image with the CD player, it plays the music. Also a Windows game such as Civilization II with CD-DA works fine. This only seems to be a problem in DOS. If I la...