Why Can't I Get Audio for Quake on My Vista Computer with DosBox?

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Audio issues with "Quake" on Vista are often due to using DOSBox for emulation, which can lead to compatibility problems. It's suggested to use alternatives like GLQuake or WinQuake for a smoother experience, as these versions are better suited for modern operating systems and can resolve audio playback issues.
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Why can't I get audio for "Quake"?
 
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Quake has been ported to every platform and operating system there is, you're going to have to be more specific.
 
I downloaded it to play on my vista computer with DosBox..
 
Mr. Pimp said:
I downloaded it to play on my vista computer with DosBox..

I would recommend using GLQuake or WinQuake or something like that. Playing it in DOS Emulation mode is going to cause all sorts of problems on Vista.
 
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