Thanks for the suggestions! After leaving core=normal and setting cycles=500, I ran setup.exe (is it better to just run setsound.exe?) and it was able to detect the soundblaster 16. The game ran too slowly at cycles=500, however, so I set cycles=auto and ran ADD4G2.exe and it worked, sound and all. …

Neville wrote: In think you should report it in the games / apps phorum. Done. Thanks anyway for your help.

I'm unable to configure a sound card in Archimedean Dynasty - via neither automatic detection nor manual configuration - under DOSBox v0.70. Configuring the sound card under v0.65 worked flawlessly. I've attached a screenshot of the error message. 1.Motherboard - ASUS A8N-SLI Premium 2.Processor …

Neither automatic nor manual works. It always ends up with the same error message. It's really weird considering it worked perfectly in v0.65.

Really?! I didn't know that Descent v1.5 was published on CD; I thought one could only obtain v1.5 via patching, and then only if you owned v1.0 because the version of Descent included on the Anniversary Edition CD could not be patched to v1.5. Sorry about that. Nice work on the fix, BTW.

I tried only using the mouse to navigate and use AD's sound setup and it still failed for me. I keep getting:

finally... I fiddled for so long and got it to work finally... I don't know if it is the same for the English version of AD but in the German version "Schleichfahrt" got two executables... one being sf.exe independant of the dos4gw.exe and a sfd4g.exe which needs it. If you download the dos32a.exe …

If you are experiencing a lack of in-game music in all levels after Level 7 while playing the DOS version of Interplay's Descent, you may be interested in a set of fix programs and scripts that I have put together. I am attaching a ZIP archive which includes DOS, 32-bit Windows, and 32-bit OS/2 …

But I'm afraid I've found some serious trouble with v0.70: Some sound setup programs don't seem to like it. With both "Indycar Racing" and "Rally Championship" I've had to configure the sound drivers through VDMS. The programs seem work at first, but then they behave as if I was stepping on the …