How can I play audio cd with OS8.1?
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How can I play audio cd with OS8.1?
I've downloaded one Emulator Package of OS8.1 and Installed successfully!
But have no idea for playing Audio CD!
No CD Player soft in the startup disk!
But have no idea for playing Audio CD!
No CD Player soft in the startup disk!
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CD audio playback on Windows 98
I would really appreciate if you could post step-by-step instructions to do this. Can you?Citon_x600 wrote:You might be able to get CD Audio working if you install ASPI and assign a fake Vendor ID for the CD Drive.
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for the fake ID
in the basilisk2 GUI, click SCSI.
there are some options on there.
just play with it and you will find out.
for aspi:
see http://www.emulators.com/dowload.htm for details
in the basilisk2 GUI, click SCSI.
there are some options on there.
just play with it and you will find out.
for aspi:
see http://www.emulators.com/dowload.htm for details
Let me be a little bit more specific with my question.
I am running Windows 98 Second Edition and I didn't install Adaptec's ASPI layer since I understand that this version of Windows doesn't need them (in facts I am able to load Macintosh CD-ROMs without problems).
What I am not able to load at all are audio CDs (they don't get displayed on my desktop at all).
I haven't got a SCSI adapter in my system; all my disks (including an LG CD player and a Waitec CD burner) are ATA.
I understand that I have to mess with the SCSI tab in the Basilisk II GUI: what exactly do I have to type in?
Do I have to enable SCSI (currently disabled) even if I don't have SCSI disks, and then replace the vendor ID of one or both of my CD players with... what? What is a fake vendor ID that worked for you?
Thank you
I am running Windows 98 Second Edition and I didn't install Adaptec's ASPI layer since I understand that this version of Windows doesn't need them (in facts I am able to load Macintosh CD-ROMs without problems).
What I am not able to load at all are audio CDs (they don't get displayed on my desktop at all).
I haven't got a SCSI adapter in my system; all my disks (including an LG CD player and a Waitec CD burner) are ATA.
I understand that I have to mess with the SCSI tab in the Basilisk II GUI: what exactly do I have to type in?
Do I have to enable SCSI (currently disabled) even if I don't have SCSI disks, and then replace the vendor ID of one or both of my CD players with... what? What is a fake vendor ID that worked for you?
Thank you
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Now that we know each other, what about the audio CDs?
Now that we know each other, what about the audio CDs?
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