Adjusting Volume for a 1989 game

Use DOSBox, it provides the game with an emulated PC speaker device, which is mapped to your normal soundcard output.

How ya doing, buddy?

Originally Posted by DeLorean

YI'm not a huge fan of DOSBox, but if there's no other way I'll do it. Thanks for the replies/solution guys.

Why is that? It's easy to setup, very powerful and compatibility is quite good. Letting very old game run natively on current hardware is generally a bad idea, because of timing issues.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Uhmmmm, you know that even on Windows you have the possibility to script things?!?

I'm currently using DOSBox to play BlueBytes' Albion. I can run it with a simple doubleclick. Executes DOSBox with a custom configure script and proceeds to load the game executable inside the emulator.
I really don't see your problem...

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

I'm not sure I get what you're trying to say boris?!

I didn't say it provides 100% compatibility, so what' exactly your problem?

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

lol?

You don't need to read a book to set this up correctly. Taking a quick look into the DOSBox wiki is already a good start:
Dosbox.conf - DOSBoxWiki

Just add the needed commandline strings to the [autoexec] section and you're done. Fire up DOSBox with the config file and it works.

I just don't get it how some people deny functionality of software simply because they didn't bother to look just 5 minutes into the documentation.

I acknowledge that DOSBox isn't the easiest emulator to setup. But it's a one-time thing and once it works, it just works

I was speaking idiomatically.