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You have to access your BIOS settings at PC startup and make sure that the IRQ your SB emulation's IRQ is not reserved. Then set "configuration data reset" to yes. If it doesn't work, try setting "Plug and Play O/S" to "no" and try again. This helped me.

Have a look here, it sounds like you have the same problem like I had. http://www.crius.net/zone/showthread.php?t=8438 Especially have a look at the last two posts. HTH, The Ray

Finally found out the rest of the problem, it's all about BIOS settings. 1) The "emulated" IRQ of the sound card must not be reserved 2) the "Plug & Play O/S" setting has to be disabled (not sure if it's really necessary, but as long as it works, I won't test it). 3) perform a PnP...

Okay, tried it. It worked - a bit at least. Instead of distortions, the speech effects are now cut off after the first half-second. People say "I'm n...", "Wha..." or "Ha..." and turn silent afterwards... any more hints?

Hey, thanks. If that'll work, that'd be great. Didn't think about doing that... I'll check it out and report back. Limiting the EMS is easy, you can tell EMM386 how many MB of memory should be allocated as EMS, any other memory beyond that (within the DOS-addressable range of 32 MB) will be...

Hi there! I have a problem... I managed to run Privateer/Righteous Fire (CD version) on my current PC (using either a Win98 or DOS bootdisk or MyJEMM). It runs okay, except for the sound effects. I have a SoundBlaster PCI 512 with the emulator driver running, the music works fine on General...