and that resolved nothing. It has windows 98 audio drivers. Not sure why the on board sound is not working. I would like to get it working at least until I can get another sound card. FYI the volume is turned up, on the TV, I tried head phones on both front and back jacks. One of the updates installed "SoundMax integrated audio" it has option for General Midi andXGLite, tried both no dice. Went to "sounds" under my computer and can't get any noise at all.
Did you try going to control panel and multimedia properties? Make sure a suitable sound device is selected; make sure it's not greyed out either. If it's greyed out you definitely have a driver problem.
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Also right-click "My Computer" and go to properties. Click device manager tab and check for yellow exclamation marks, or red X's. If any are visible, that's another indication of a non-functioning driver.
Live! is the best hardware for native DOS gaming inside windows 98. Get the WDM drivers (had DOS sound trouble going newer than 09-2001 wdm drivers). Most people here will say to use the older vxd drivers but they're very old and unpredictable. WDM drivers give flawless sbpro emulation and you don't need to mess around with real-mode DOS. It just works period. You also get native hardware wavetable via soundfonts with DOS games (forget blowing $100 on a 4mb external module or daughterboard; why not do better while being free). It even has native soundfont wavetable in Linux (can load 1.6+ GB soundfonts with DMA patch); dosbox works just great with Live! in linux (sdl supports dma access via alsa; no need for software mixing and frees up CPU for better things). Live! is supported by OpenAL too IIRC.
Where is the best place to find drivers in general? Like windows updates for 98 SE, and the sound blaster cards? I used that major gooks before, but I wasn't sure how reliable and virus free it is. Most sites look kind of sketchy. I feel like I am navigating a ROM website on most of these places, which is not what I want to be doing. I found the falconfly website for the video cards, and directX, which looks safe.
Besides that? I often hit manufacturer's sites first, and if they no longer support their product, then I hit Google. You can download pretty much anything from DriverGuide, and there are some workarounds to avoid their tagalong adware.
What stiletto said. You can try VOGONSDrivers.com. You could try this =77216 but after several hits, driverguide will bug you about making an account; this is the latest driver I used without giving me problems with DOS sound inside 9X, and it even gives you CD digital audio (can use sata drive without audio cable and you get perfect digital cd audio in DOS games).
I am thinking I need the DOS drivers, and also either the Sound Blaster Live "standard", or just regualr sound blaster live applications and driver edition CD's. If I had to guess I would say standard edition. 2ff7e9595c
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