Thanks for your hard work guys.

This is looking amazing I can't wait to try it out!

Yep as Neville states. I have put my ultrasnd folder in the same directory as my dos games. Keep the directory C:\ULTRASND as the default just ensure you launch the ultramid.exe from where you real ultrasnd is sitting. Thanks for the pro tip Neville

Hello, Using dosbox 0.74 (latest d-fend reloaded) I downloaded "FULLY UPDATED ULTRASND FOLDER" from the OP which I have placed on my C:\ I am using the updated Pro Patches Lite 1.61 & have renamed the folder to ULTRASND. I have enabled GUS in the options but when I go to launch ultramid.exe I …

Vista Midi Picker: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Audio/Other-AUDIO-Tools/Vista-MIDI-Picker.shtml I'm not sure where you are choosing your midi devices in vista but I use this program switching between General Midi and Midi Yoke 1 (you would have Timidity Driver ++ instead). As far as your …

Not sure if you have tried this but located in the timidity folder is an exe called "twsyng.exe". Open that up it will sit in your task bar right click configure it to use your current config then start the synthesizer. I recommend getting the unison.sf2 soundfont one the best soundfonts for both …

Yes under "additional settings" in D-Fend reloaded is the config= command in the dosbox.conf. I could have chosen 1 for "out to midi yoke: 1" which is what I have set midi yoke and Trimidity++ to. But I saw Timidity++ driver as no.9 which I cannot completely remember how I got that there but I knew …

Cheers got it. My fix: (I missed few posts above to tell doxbox list the midi devices) Inside of normal doxbox I type "mixer /listmidi" it showed all of my midi devices and the number corresponding with it. I saw no.9 Timidity driver So I went into the dosbox.conf and searched "config=" and put the …

Hey there, I was wondering if you could guide me through on getting dos box to use MIDI Yoke as its default midi device? I have have got trimity++ MIDI Yoke working using soundfonts in both winamp and media player etc.. so it is correctly setup as my default midi device in vista. I just need help …

(nvidia example) Maybe the video card's software is not scaling the image. I would try the first guys reply but if that doesn't work, select either your monitor or your graphic card to scale the image full-screen.

GravisUltrasound + Patches. Another mirror to keep it alive. I've uploaded them to my Rapidshare account (which will last for a year). http://rapidshare.com/files/37575132/Gravis_Ultrasound.zip

Here is a solution to run Wing Commander 3 under Windows XP: http://www.crius.net/zone/showpost.php?p=302684&postcount=1

I have an actual GUS, and use DOSbox as well. The big thing about music in games on an Ultrasound is that you MUST have the driver "UltraMid.exe" loaded beforehand. If not, at best you'll only get SFX or at worst nothing at all. I've had this problem playing Tyrian2000 on my computer as a result …

Oh mad some replies. As for me in Hocus Pocus the game doesn't let you in if Gravis doesn't load properly. I can get in the game and even have sound! Except the music is silent. This is the same with Raptor. dosbox.conf file I've left default: gus=true gusrate=22050 gusbase=240 irq1=5 irq2=5 dma1=3 …

I should maybe give you guys a few more details of my setup: COMPUTER 3Ghz 1Gb Ram 1Tb (4x 320Gb HDs) Running the latest DosBox 0.65 I don't think its a hardware issue. Computer is plenty powerful enough to achieve the task. I'll post some screen shots of my settings when I get home.

It seems that my Gravis is half working. I've setup the soundcard as Gravis Ultrasound for games the games Hocus Pocus and Raptor. Sound side works for them but music doesn't play. I've used the tutorial: http://dosbox.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php?page=GUSPatches To install gravis as well as …