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From: icallaci@csupomona.edu (Irene Callaci)
Newsgroups: alt.cd-rom
Subject: PAS16/Toshiba 3401/T7G Problem
Date: 5 May 94 10:21:03 PST
Organization: California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
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Message-ID: <1994May5.102103.1@clstad>
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I heard Media Vision has an Internet address now.  Does anyone know what it
is?  I thought it was something like TechSupport@MediaVis.com, but that 
doesn't seem to work.

Anyway, my real problem is trying to install T7G on my 486-50 with a Pro Audio
Spectrum 16 and Toshiba 3401 CD ROM.  I have an S3-based 911 VLB video card
(pretty crummy, from what I've heard) and 8 megs of RAM.  The install program
for T7G can't find XMI hardware, no matter what I do.  I'm using version 3.24
of MVSOUND.SYS and MSCDEX from DOS 6.2 but nothing I do seems to work.

I've downloaded and installed versions 1.24 and 1.30 of T7G, and I still get
'XMI hardware not found' when trying to install it.  I've used Adlib for music
and SoundBlaster for speech - no go.  Apparently my PAS16 is too old to use
the S:1,220,1,5 parameter of MVSOUND.SYS, because T7G refuses to recognize
that I have a SB compatible sound card in my PC.

Help!  I have 6 other CD ROM games (both DOS and Windows), and they all work
fine, including Myst, so I know my system is working.  Any suggestions?  TIA.

Irene