I couldn't get the game to install either. I ended up using DOSBox to install the game. But then I was able to play it just using VDMSound and NOLFB instead of playing it in DOSBox. The sound isn't perfect (a little scratchy), but it works for me.

Nope, definitely isn't my problem. But thanks 😀

I have been complete unable to get dgvoodoo 1.21 working with Tomb Raider. I'm trying to run it in XP on an Athlon 1.33 GHz Processor with a GeForce 3 video card. (I've also tried it on another computer with a GeForce4MX and it didn't work). I'm not sure what the problem is because when I try to run …

Never mind, I got it working. For some reason, when the Logo.exe file was in the installation directory the game wouldn't start. If I delete it, it works fine.

I haven't been able to get this game working in XP using VDMSound. Are there any options in VDMSound that need to be checked (beyond the default ones and maybe MSCDEX)? When I run the normal.bat file with VDMS, it goes through a registration process and when that's done it just sits there. If I try …

Glad someone found my instructions useful 😀

Every time I tried to get the game working, I ran the configuration program first. If I was trying to get game working with VDMSound, I ran the configuration program with VDMSound. When I wanted to run it without VDMSound, I ran the configuration program without VDMSound. I know that the …

There, I registered 😀 And, yes, I have installed the VDMSound update (as well as the Launcher).