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Aaron Collins <ac...@accessone.com> wrote:

>I know this question is an old one, but this Rap10 is driving me nuts.
>Can anyone tell me if it is possible for Win95 to recognize the Rap10. I 
>have installed the new Rap10.drv version 2.2 for the nightmare timing 
>headache I was having with Cakewalk. Now, any game I download and try to 
>run in DOS, works just fine as long as I choose no sound! Anyone have 
>any suggestions?
>
Aaron,
The RAP-10 has been selling mostly through music stores, so a lot of
the games developers didn't even realize that it was a popular and
great sounding card.

In DOS, each programmer must develop his own driver for each sound
card. To save time, most games developers went with Sblaster &
compatibles. Any standard Windows 3.1 & Win'95 multimedia applications
work because the drivers are standardized at the Windows link... but a
DOS-based game - even if you play it in the Win'95 operating system -
must have its own driver. Check with the publisher of the game to see
if they have since developed a new DOS driver for more sound cards...
it's their code.

I trust that this is helpful.


Doug Smith
Edirol Corporation North America
http://www.edirol.com  -for Desktop Music enthusiasts