I had a computer just lying around, doing nothing. It's an old computer that's around 10 years old or so because it has a Win 98 sticker on it, but it had XP installed. I bought it back when I had no money but now I have a new computer. So I decided to convert it to Win98. I bought an installation disk and everything is back to how it was, except it wont play MIDI's or any media file for that matter. So what do I get to make it play MIDI's. I want to play some old games I have but I can't hear any music.
Look for some Windows 98 sound drivers.
(10-05-2010, 11:26 PM)Alpha Six Wrote: [ -> ]Look for some Windows 98 sound drivers.
Where do I get those?
Weird, I thought that any windows media player could play midi as default
Oh well, try getting winamp
Heh, it took 4 mods before one of them realised this thread was in the wrong place.
(we spell realise with an 's' in Britain, deal with it)
Moved to questions, info and tutorials.
(10-06-2010, 01:05 AM)Ultimecia Wrote: [ -> ]Weird, I thought that any windows media player could play midi as default
Oh well, try getting winamp
I looked at the website but I can't find the System Requirements for Winamp. Will it really work on Win98? Will it be able to play MIDI's while playing my game?
I have winamp since it's release in 1997. I think it's safe for Win98 until version 3 (there is no winamp 4, the current version (5) is a fusion between v2 and v3).
you could run winamp on a toaster
quicktime plays midis.
winamp 2.x plays midis.