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How can I get sound on Freedos? : FreeDos
https://www.reddit.com/r/FreeDos/comments/83ta1d/how_can_i_get_sound_on_freedos/
1. level 1. dirkt. · 4y. Just like under MS-DOS, FreeDos isn't responsible for the sound. Sound is done by applications accessing the hardware directly. "Audio: IDT" is a bit vague, if you can find out in more detail what hardware you have, it'll be easier to comment on that. In general, either you'll have to run applications that can deal ...
Listen to music on FreeDOS | Opensource.com
https://opensource.com/article/21/6/listen-music-freedos
Listen to audio files with Open Cubic Player. FreeDOS offers more than just Mplayer for playing media. We also include the Open Cubic Player, which supports a variety of file formats including Midi and WAV files. In 1999, I recorded a short audio file of me saying, "Hello, this is Jim Hall, and I pronounce 'FreeDOS' as FreeDOS."
Sound on FreeDOS \ VOGONS
https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=69985
I installed FreeDOS and Windows 98 on the different drives. FreeDOS is installed on C drive, and Windows 98 - on D. Ok that makes a bit more sense. I don't see any advantage of FreeDos over MS Dos 7.1. A Dos compatible card will be the way to go though if you intend to run programs in plain MSDos or FreeDos. At least both drives will be fat32.
FreeDOS | The FreeDOS Project
http://www.freedos.org/software/?cat=sound
FreeDOS Software. Since 1998, each program included in the FreeDOS distribution is made available as a Package. The distribution divides these FreeDOS packages into Groups, sometimes called Sets. The Base group contains only those programs that reproduce the functionality of classic DOS. The other groups contain software that you may find ...
No sound on FreeDOS : dosgaming
https://www.reddit.com/r/dosgaming/comments/9h4125/no_sound_on_freedos/
I have no sound when I run a game or mpxplayer (the position indicator doesn't even move). However, mpxplayer detected Intel ICH7 and Realtek for audio. But, I don't really know how to go on from there (Linux has me spoiled). I'm running FreeDOS on an Acer Aspire One ZG5 from 2008.
Let's play - Getting sound to work - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXSyn_6WB04
If you want to play DOS games, you probably want to hear the original sounds. In this video, I'll show you how to get sound to work on FreeDOS.Join us on Fac...
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