FM801A PCI AUDIO DRIVER WINDOWS 7 PRO

FM801A PCI AUDIO DRIVER WINDOWS 7 PRO

But now I'm not certain of the exact requirement needed for Sound Blaster Pro emulation itself to be usable.Д®DIT: For some reason when I checked the IRQ assignment in HWiNFO I found that the chipset's PCIe Graphics Root Port is always assigned to the IRQ line of the installed Montego II, though I cannot 100% trust the tool as similar tools tend to be inaccurate, and in my past experiences reserving resources in BIOS usually has no effect in getting things working. and testing it with the DIGPAK/MIDPAK development kit (DMKIT150) which is capable of testing both digitized audio and FM/GM music configurations.

I'm using the driver from this post which allows using INIFILEDIR to locate the ini file (similar to this one, I think). FM appeared working but it was too quiet to be heard. The only thing the TSR made functional is the attached NEC XR385 daughterboard (MIDI 330H). Even after loading the driver, programs still cannot see the presence of a Sound Blaster. long ago I tested a Montego (AU8820) and was able to get DOS audio working properly on G31/P31 (ICH7) including digital audio, but with my current Montego II (AU8830) and a G41 motherboard (also ICH7) I could not get it working under FreeDOS 1.2. I last used that card back in the 90s, but I remember that it had excellent SoundBlaster compatibility. It's better than no sound at all and I just tested it because I don't have an alternative, since the SB Live! doesn't run on my new motherboard (GA6VXC74X), but for the future I've ordered an Aztech MMPro 16III. I can also play Schleichfahrt with the FM801 and it works well, the voices sound like 11KHz though, and they don't do that on an SB Live. While I can play games like Commander Keen 4 just fine and without any problems, Terminal Velocity won't even start, Descent I produces a very loud hissing sound in SB Pro mode and loops every sample after the first one played in SoundBlaster mode. I can confirm that some games don't like the FM801's emulation. It uses about 1.8K of base memory, but many programs would crash with runtime errors or something, especially on my K8T890-based motherboards. It uses a proprietary technology to ensure compatibility, but it's not as compatible as ESS' TDMA.

Fm801a Pci Audio Driver Windows 7