I have no sound in these two apps.
I use rhLaunch to start e-uae.
No other app has an issue with sound.
Any ideas?

maybe you must configure AHI prefs ?

I decided to run it from the shell.
Still no sound.
Here is the output from e-uae proving it found the ahi device:


2.APPS:E-UAE_0.8.29-WIP4> e-uae -J 1 -w -1 -0 as.adf
E-UAE 0.8.29-WIP4
Build date: Mar 28 2007 20:39:48
Opening cfgfile '.uaerc'...failed
Bad joystick mode specification. Use -J xy, where x and y
can be 0 for joystick 0, 1 for joystick 1, M for mouse, and
a, b or c for different keyboard settings.
Timebase frequency: 33.290001 MHz
Rexx port "UAE" installed.
Resetting frame rate hack
Building CPU table for configuration: 68000 prefetch 24-bit addressing
1866 CPU functions
Building CPU function table, 44736 opcodes (0 1 1).
Resetting frame rate hack
AppWindow started.
AMIGFX: Using a 24-bit true-colour display.
Sound driver found and configured for 16 bits stereo at 11025 Hz, buffer is 4410 bytes (ahi.device)
reset at 0
PAL mode, 50Hz (h=227 v=312)
chipmem cleared
Illegal instruction: 4e7b at 00fc0564 -> 00fc0582
SERIAL: period=372, baud=9600, hsyncs=16 PC=fc2234
MOTORDELAY! fc49a8
PAL mode, 56Hz (h=227 v=275)
PAL mode, 50Hz (h=227 v=312)
warning: program is doing blitpri hacks.

Resolved.
Now....I am not sure how anyone would know that to switch to advanced settings for their AUDIO device in the preferences tool that they would have to switch a checkmark in the pull down menu that says 'list view' or 'panel view'. I think that 'basic' and 'advanced' settings would be a better way of wording it. After having found the ADVANCED settings (list view) for the audio device I was able to set ALL of the AHI music units to the same sound card and then I got sound. 'list view' is not very intuitive, well, nmaybe to a MUI programmer, but not to a user.

> I am not sure how anyone would know that to switch to advanced settings
> for their AUDIO device in the preferences tool that they would have to switch
> a checkmark in the pull down menu that says 'list view' or 'panel view'. I think
> that 'basic' and 'advanced' settings would be a better way of wording it. After
> having found the ADVANCED settings (list view) for the audio device

I'm really puzzled as to what you mean by "advanced settings". There's nothing like that there. MorphOS has 'Audio' prefs as well as 'Sound' prefs, both which can be easily reached in list view as well as in panel view. For panel view see:

http://jpv.wmhost.com/morphos2_review/pics/04-prefs.png

'Sound' is in the first row, 'Audio' is in the last row.

> set ALL of the AHI music units

AHI knows only one single music unit.

I see your point.
However, until I opened list view and changed all of the units 0-3 and set them to the same driver (some were apple, some were sound blaster) I could not get audio working for e-uae. I am not sure which unit e-uae tried to use. From what I remember only unit 3 was set to sound blaster and the rest remained apple.
Oh well. It is fixed. On to the next issue....

> I see your point.

I have my doubts about that.

> However, until I opened list view

Again: It has zilch to do with list view versus panel view. As you can see from the image I linked to, 'Audio' prefs can be accessed in any view mode. There is nothing hidden when using panel view.

can someone help me with rhlaunch the site is down at im looking for it.

regards
klapdeur

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