Hello everyone,
I'm running WC 3 (original, not the KS-version) on a Pentium II, 233 mhz (asus p3b-f mobo), SB AWE Gold and a Geforce 2 MX. My Sound Canvas mk II is connected to the Midi out-port of the AWE (at address 330) . The game itself runs fine via pure DOS (6.22 and 7) and Win95-dos-environment. After flying a mission for a while, the midi music starts to act wierd: strings suddenly sound like pan flutes etc. This is most notable after winning a mission and returning to the Victory. Or when I enter the berths, sometimes an instrument is played on midichannel 11. The display of my SC doesn't give my any indication what's happening in those situations.
When I play the game in DosBox, the music behaves normally., but DosBox has other problems in displaying the FMV's of course (graphic glitches) so I'd like to play the pure dos version. I tried softmpu, another Sound Canvast 55 (mark 1, version 2), lowering the speed by disabling the internal cache and a MPU-IPC-T.
Does anyone recognize this problem?
I'm running WC 3 (original, not the KS-version) on a Pentium II, 233 mhz (asus p3b-f mobo), SB AWE Gold and a Geforce 2 MX. My Sound Canvas mk II is connected to the Midi out-port of the AWE (at address 330) . The game itself runs fine via pure DOS (6.22 and 7) and Win95-dos-environment. After flying a mission for a while, the midi music starts to act wierd: strings suddenly sound like pan flutes etc. This is most notable after winning a mission and returning to the Victory. Or when I enter the berths, sometimes an instrument is played on midichannel 11. The display of my SC doesn't give my any indication what's happening in those situations.
When I play the game in DosBox, the music behaves normally., but DosBox has other problems in displaying the FMV's of course (graphic glitches) so I'd like to play the pure dos version. I tried softmpu, another Sound Canvast 55 (mark 1, version 2), lowering the speed by disabling the internal cache and a MPU-IPC-T.
Does anyone recognize this problem?