Recent content by Eniliad

Hey, it's been a bit; I'd just like to reiterate that I'm still having difficulties and would love it if anyone could get back to me with some ideas, either some config settings for DOSBOX or D-FEND, or something else to try, I'd appreciate it. :)

Well, I downloaded and tried running it, with the settings that you specified... it's not behaving any differently from if I had run it through DOSBOX myself... actually, I've noticed that with the 4 setting for sound, half the sounds seem to be missing anyway. But the combat still sounds as it...

Does D-Fend use different sound drivers or make it easier to configure or...?

Hey folks, resurrecting this long-dead thread because I forgot about it... then went off to training for six months. Having come back from a LONG haitus, I've once again revisited the DOSBOX issue after upgrading to x64 Windows 8 caused me to be unable to play the Windows version of Civ I. So...

Hello, and thank you for replying! I downloaded the driver and ran it, and by default it was set to MIDI, 330, and 5. I haven't fiddled around with the settings yet (about to) but while overall sound in the game was vastly improved, when I won a combat round, it sounded... somewhat like someone...

First of all, I apologize if this problem has been addressed on another thread; I've googled this as exhaustively as I can and found nothing, however. If there is a solution already posted, please direct me to the relevant thread. Anyway, I recently acquired a copy of the original...