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ST> The music score is right on, but there doesn't seem to be any sound
ST> effects.   Has anyone run into this problem!  I have a inkling it's
ST> incomplete SoundBlaster emulation by PAS.  Other than that, version 1.1
ST> seems to run quite nicely in OS/2

ST>   I can't seem to get any sound effects out of my ATI stereo F/X. I can
ST> get the doom theme music to play, but no good bang-bang noises.

	I have a ThunderBoard (SB clone) and also only get music.

				Bruce

Joseph Russack (str...@cse.ucsc.edu) wrote:
:   I can't seem to get any sound effects out of my ATI stereo F/X. I can
: get the doom theme music to play, but no good bang-bang noises. I've

Well, I have an actual, true-blue SoundBlaster card, and I have the same
problem.  I only get the music, no sound effects (unless I use the pc
speaker). :(  The setup program was absolutely no help at all.  Is it a
bug, or am I missing something (I saw a previous reference to SFX.EXE?
I don't have that program.  Should I, or is that ATI specific?)

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In article <CJ5BE...@ucdavis.edu> ez00...@othello.ucdavis.edu (Ian Dudley) writes:
>Joseph Russack (str...@cse.ucsc.edu) wrote:
>:   I can't seem to get any sound effects out of my ATI stereo F/X. I can
>: get the doom theme music to play, but no good bang-bang noises. I've
>
>Well, I have an actual, true-blue SoundBlaster card, and I have the same
>problem.  I only get the music, no sound effects (unless I use the pc
>speaker). :(  The setup program was absolutely no help at all.  Is it a
>bug, or am I missing something (I saw a previous reference to SFX.EXE?
>I don't have that program.  Should I, or is that ATI specific?)
>

I think you all need a better sound card.. that's what did it for my
friend.. maybe 8 megs ram too

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In article <CJ5BE...@ucdavis.edu>,
Ian Dudley <ez00...@othello.ucdavis.edu> wrote:
>Joseph Russack (str...@cse.ucsc.edu) wrote:
>:   I can't seem to get any sound effects out of my ATI stereo F/X. I can
>: get the doom theme music to play, but no good bang-bang noises. I've
>
>Well, I have an actual, true-blue SoundBlaster card, and I have the same
>problem.  I only get the music, no sound effects (unless I use the pc
>speaker). :(  The setup program was absolutely no help at all.  Is it a
>bug, or am I missing something (I saw a previous reference to SFX.EXE?
>I don't have that program.  Should I, or is that ATI specific?)

Try different IRQ channels.  It worked for me on another game (Comanche)

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Nick Bensema (Nick.B...@launchpad.unc.edu) wrote:
: Try different IRQ channels.  It worked for me on another game (Comanche)

No, I don't want to do that.  My sound card works fine with Windows and
other games, and if I start screwing with the IRQs now, I'll end up having a
conflict with everything else.  Since the card works with other games
such as Castle Wolfenstien and Blake Stone, it seems to me there is a
problem with Doom.

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In article <CJ83G...@ucdavis.edu>,
Ian Dudley <ez00...@othello.ucdavis.edu> wrote:
>Nick Bensema (Nick.B...@launchpad.unc.edu) wrote:
>: Try different IRQ channels.  It worked for me on another game (Comanche)
>
>No, I don't want to do that.  My sound card works fine with Windows and
>other games, and if I start screwing with the IRQs now, I'll end up having a
>conflict with everything else.  Since the card works with other games
>such as Castle Wolfenstien and Blake Stone, it seems to me there is a
>problem with Doom.
>

Well, not saying the problem isnt with Doom, but you should give
it a try to see if it fixes the problem.


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Dana Watanabe (dwat...@mothra.nts.uci.edu) wrote:
: Ian Dudley <ez00...@othello.ucdavis.edu> wrote:
: >Nick Bensema (Nick.B...@launchpad.unc.edu) wrote:
: >: Try different IRQ channels.  It worked for me on another game (Comanche)
: >
: >No, I don't want to do that.  My sound card works fine with Windows and
: >etc....

: Well, not saying the problem isnt with Doom, but you should give
: it a try to see if it fixes the problem.

Well, I just downloaded doom v1.1 yesterday and the sound problems
disappeared.  I guess that's what I get for using a <1.0 version.  Now
I'm happy - I can hear guts being wrenched out and screams of agony.
Life is good.

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