-
Gravis
FTP site (sound directory)
-
Interestingly, even though
Advanced Gravis's
website has started to point to content by
Kensington
Technology Group (who acquired Gravis,
documented in the
Wikipedia
Article on Advanced Gravis Computer Technology,
Ltd.), the FTP site continues to offer what
it did.
-
Drivers and other executable files
-
-
GUS Drivers/executables (for GF1 chips)
-
-
GUS DOS drivers
-
-
Main drivers packages
-
The drivers included some proprietary
sound files. Shortly after some
software (perhaps TiMidity and
4Font's
SoftOSS (Open Sound System) Engine)
referred even non-GUS users to download
the GUS drivers so that the included
sound files could be used, Gravis pulled
the sound drivers off of their site. It
would seem the music patches were only
licensed by Gravis for GUS users, and
so non-GUS users should not be using
the drivers. A
notice
about the GUS patch set's copyright says "the GUS patchset is copyright
by INI Productions". Actually it seems the company was called
Eye & I. It would
seem that the files are still allowed to be distributed (as remaining sites do
carry the files and TOOGAM hasn't seen information from Gravis asking that they
don't get re-distributed), but the included music is only licensed for Gravis
customers, and use by others violates the license. (Since some music playing
software was pointing to Gravis's official site for using the music in a manner
incompatible with the license, Gravis took down their software.) Hopefully Eye
& I will not find substantial reason to object to this software being linked
to in areas related to GUS cards, although Gravis's site became proof that Eye
& I may object if unrelated projects start pointing to such files as
resources for unrelated projects. (It is therefore hereby requested that
unrelated projects do not link to this resource, as this site's creator would
rather that such information remain available to those Gravis customers that
could benefit by it.)
Note that even though the latest diskset
is 4.11, there are newer versions of
individual software (the UltrInit
driver, Mega-Em, probably UltraMid) that
can be downloaded separately).
-
Version 4.11
-
Comes with:
-
UltraSound Initialization (UltrInit.Exe) Version 2.28
-
Mega-Em Version 2.07
and EMUSET (Mega-Em Emululation Control) Version 2.07
-
Gravis Joystick Utilities 3.0
-
UltraSound Emulation and Driver Checker V1.0 (detects SBOS/UltraMID/Mega-Em)
-
PlayFile.Exe, PlayMidi.Exe,
-
UltraJoy.Exe (parameter is a comensation value of 0-31)
-
UltraMix.Exe
-
UltraMid.Exe
-
"GF1 SBOS V3.82"
-
and the wonderful Reboot.Com
-
Full disk set
-
There are 6 files: GUS411A.ZIP through GUS411F.ZIP. (All 6 files are required.)
Gravis drivers,
an FTP directory
(found via FileSearch gus411).
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Upgrade to 4.11 from 3.5 or later
-
This is a smaller download. Gravis continued to offer this directly even after
"Eye & I" had Gravis stop directly distributing the full diskset.
Patch
to upgrade GUS official drivers from 3.5x (3.5 or higher) to 4.11.
"This file does not contain MIDI instrument patches which are required."
Patch
to upgrade GUS official drivers from 3.5x (3.5 or higher) to 4.11.
"This file does not contain MIDI instrument patches which are required."
This has also been described as a version 3.59 to 4.11 upgrade.
Perhaps these are unofficial archives:
3.5x to 4.11 patch
disk 1 of 3,
3.5x to 4.11 patch
disk 2 of 3,
3.5x to 4.11 patch
disk 3 of 3
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Version 3.59
-
Download locations include:
-
http://www.filelibrary.com/Contents/DOS/38/7.html FileLibrary (down?)
-
dcee.net GUS directory
e.g. gus359_3.zip
-
FTP from Mpoli,
with the zip headers modified as MPoli.fi tends to do.
e.g. GUS359E.ZIP
-
UltraSound V3.11 Upgrade
-
with
headers likely modified, from mpoli.fi
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UltrInit
-
-
v2.26a
-
ULTRINIT.EXE
v2.26a from
Gravis's FTP site:
GUS&MAX diretory
-
Newer versions
-
3.00 came with
GUS Extreme
and/or Synergy
Vipermax
-
Windows drivers
-
-
Windows (16-bit)
-
UltraSound
Windows Driver 5.50.
16-bit drivers also come with the DOS driver disk sets.
Version 5.5 fixes issues with WIN32s, SBOS after leaving Windows, and Win-OS/2.
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Drivers for 32-bit
Windows
-
-
Gravis
UltraSound (GF1) Windows 95 Drivers V1.1
-
described by
GF195V11.TXT
as being "for the Gravis UltraSound
family of sound cards based on the GF1 chip: UltraSound Classic,
UltraSound MAX and UltraSound ACE." These are not for the
"new UltraSound products based on
the AMD InterWave chip, ie the UltraSound Plug & Play and UltraSound Plug
& Play Pro, come with Windows 95 drivers that are specific to them."
-
1.2
-
(Beta drivers, had some support for DirectSound, but as I understand, not full
DirectX support.)
"UltraSound Classic/MAX/ACE drivers v1.2. Includes native DirectSound
support for the UltraSound MAX" (quoted by
dcee GUS download site):
The
GUS&Max
directory on Gravis's FTP site had two files:
1.2
(Self-Extracting Executable with PKSFX from 2.04g and
1.2
(Zipped).
(Interestingly, when I use the PKZip 2.04g shareware's Zip2Exe.Exe on
Gf195b12.zip I result in a *smaller* Gf195b12.exe (which also says PKSFX and
cites version 2.04g dated 02-01-93).
-
OS/2 drivers
-
The "Advanced Gravis Audio Engine for OS/2" had documentation saying
they are "ALPHA drivers and, as such, are unsupported by Advanced
Gravis". (Perhaps they didn't support MMPM like the Manley drivers?)
These free drivers apparently
didn't work as well as the
Manley drivers, not supporting
DOS as well and perhaps some
other things too. On the other
hand, if they worked suitably,
they were free.
-
0.31a?
-
Gravis
official OS/2 drivers,
Gravis
official OS/2 drivers, and from another URL,
Graivs
official OS/2 drivers,
above has not been compared to
031A
archive from mpoli.
-
0.3A?
-
SC-ULTRA.ZIP
Unofficial Advanced Gravis Ultrasound Ultrasound Driver for OS/2, Beta Ver 0.3A
ftp://ftp.mpoli.fi/pub/hardware/SOUND/GRAVIS/UPD/
There are some
unofficial OS/2 drivers
for a GUS, linked
elsewhere.
-
GUS PnP software
-
PnP area of
Gravis FTP site
-
Add-on packages
-
-
Audio Interface Library
-
AIL drivers are used by several games, even if the games don't tend to publicize
the usage of AIL drivers. If a game supports AIL but doesn't include native GUS
support, then native GUS support may be able to be added simply by replacing
a file from the game with a file from a distribution from Gravis.
-
IBM Audio Interface Library for 32-bit DOS (AIL/32)
-
GAIL3214:
AIL/32 drivers V1.4 (version number from
an FTP
directory's file list, although it also called USAIL311.ZIP version 1.1
which contradicts that file's internal descrition. Games may use A32*.DLL
filenames.
-
Audio Interface Libraries 3.0 (AIL 3.0)
-
Audio
Interface Libraries 3.0
(AIL 3.0) V3.11 has
files for some games
using *.DIG and *.MDI
files.
-
Mega-Em
-
A TSR that required a 386, EMS
(Wikipedia says "an EMM
manager with DPMI/VCPI support"), and more memory than SBOS. On the plus
side, it did support the 8-bit Sound Blaster which could play basic sounds, and
a couple of MIDI standards: MT-32/LAPC-1 and the Roland Sound Canvas/MPU-401.
These MIDI standards often had superior sound for music compared to the inferior
or non-existant sound support of 8-bit sound blaster cards, and so for some
software that didn't support the GUS natively, this was the way to get the
best quality sound for the GUS.
ftp://ftp.gravis.com/Public/Sound/Obsolete/MEGEM203.TXT
ftp://ftp.gravis.com/Public/Sound/Obsolete/MEGEM203.ZIP
MEGA304B.ZIP
3.04
Works now with games like Magic Carpet, Sam & Max CD. Some minor bugs also fixed.
Wikipedia's
Gravis UltraSound page (Compatibility section) says this also supported
UltraMID TSR functionality.
Wikipedia's
Gravis UltraSound page (Trivia section) says "Mega-Em was originally
created by a programmer from Australia named Jayeson Lee-Steere. Gravis liked it
so much that they hired him. Mega-Em was quickly incorporated into the GUS as an
official and supported driver."
-
Sound Board OS (SBOS)
-
From Wikipedia's page:
"SB Pro 8-bit Stereo emulation and AdLib FM synthesis. It was a real-mode
software emulation that recreated the OPL 2-operator synthesis and required at
least i286 processor. There were special versions for GUS MAX (MAXSBOS) and AMD
InterWave (IWSBOS), which made use of the CS4231 codec chip."
Superior to Mega-Em in that it
was real-mode, working on a 286
at not requiring EMM386 or
similar, which was good since
some applications worked better
without EMM386. I believe this
also
used less memory than Mega-Em.
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UltraMid
-
Described by Wikipedia's
Gravis UltraSound page
("Sample RAM"
section) as a
"middleware TSR solution provided by Gravis that removed the need to handle
the hardware directly" in order to load patches. "Programmers were
free to include the static version on the UltraMID library in their
applications, eliminating the need for the TSR.) Gravis also released software
called Mega-Em that
Wikipedia's
GUS page (Compatibility ssection) says "Supportd UltraMID TSR
functionality.
UltraMID TSR
V1.11 documentation
http://www.mpoli.fi/files/hardware/SOUND/GRAVIS/UPD/index.html
The GUS ultramid TSR v1.12
-
Gravis
WinDecks ver 1.12
-
Music (WAV, MIDI, and CD)
player, and Mixer. Requires
(according to included
WDHELP.HLP when installed)
"any standard PC sound
card" and "Windows 3.1
or higher in Enhanced mode"
(which would include Win95).
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Gamepad utilities
-
Gravis also made the Gravis Gamepad and other joysticks/gamepads (which are GUS
related just because the GUS has a Game Port for joysticks to plug into). See
Joystick/Gamepad drivers.
-
Files for GUS PnP cards
-
Gravis FTP site's
GUS PnP directory
-
Patches
-
ftp://ftp.gravis.com/Public/Sound/Patches
(See also unofficial patches section)
-
Tools for Coders
-
Assembly Programmers Library to the Gravis Ultrasound,
Gravis Tech Note #19:
Implementation of Patch Caching (for Windows
3.1 MCI)
(alternate
location of same file?)
Gravis
UltraSound, PC GamePad and Analog Pro SDK V2.22.
C and ASM.
"UltraMID programming information (Digital & MIDI TSR). Makes adding
UltraSound support to your application a snap".
Also Gamepad information:
"Technical information on the PC GamePad, Analog Pro and the PC gameport"
(Quotes from
GUSDK222.TXT.)
SDK
V2.21 Gravis Software Development (from mpoli)
GUSDK210.ZIP 1260701 12-31-93 Gus SDK 2.10 (from mpoli)
Asm programmer's guide for
GUS.
Sound Wizards Module Player V1.3
includes SDK for SB( Pro)/GUS, BC 2.0, TP 6.0, TASM.
More Gravis code (supporting GUS/Gamepads) are in the FTP site.
-
Other software
-
This may be official, or not?
-
Descriptions from
site
-
GUS PnP/InterWave drivers for games
-
http://web.archive.org/web/20010406020131/http://www.maz-sound.de/archives/guspnp_stuff/other/iw_imuse.exe
InterWave Lucasarts iMUSE driver
Meant for Lucasarts games that use the iMUSE driver (e.g. Dark Forces, Full Throttle)
-
InterWave Miles Design (AIL) 32-bit drivers
Meant for all games using the Miles Design (AIL) 32-bit drivers. These games all have files with the extension .MDI. If they have just copy the files in this archive to the directory where the .MDI files are located and run the setup utility to select InterWave (The original GUS support may sound better some times)
http://www.maz-sound.de/archives/guspnp_stuff/other/iw_ail.exe
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InterWave Patch Utility
I'm not sure about this one but I believe it was meant to do the same as prepgame does to dos4gw based programs to enable to let iwsbos work correctly with these programs. Again I'm not sure.
http://web.archive.org/web/20010406020131/http://www.maz-sound.de/archives/guspnp_stuff/other/iw_patch.exe
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The above drivers + patch are meant for use with IWSBOS. Without it they could use the program to crash or simply not detect the InterWave IC. Personally I've experienced these drivers to be somewhat unstable.
http://web.archive.org/web/20010406020131/http://www.maz-sound.de/archives/guspnp_stuff/other/iw.zip
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Usefull utilities
-
GUSL(ine)O(pen) allows you to keep open the Line-In port on the Ultrasound. This is especially useful if you are using a SB card in the same computer and want to use it for digital effects, but use the GUS for MIDI. Many games close the Line-In port on initialization (i.e. Dark Forces, Tie Fighter, Doom, etc.) making this impossible. This program gets around this problem, by running in the 'background' and reopening the port for you.
guslo
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MLSEDIT allows you to make "language files" for the GUS PnP drivers (French language files are allready included).
mls
-
Hubi's MIDI loopback plug solves the bundled notes most of us get when recording from the MIDI-IN port. Just set your sequencer to LB1 and set the loopback plug to the GUS PnP MIDI port and all should work fine.
hld25
-
Third party files
-
Unlike the unofficial drivers, these are files that Gravis is
likely to have shown official support for. (Official patches for games.)
-
Under a Killing Moon
-
MSLFiles has Gravuakm.exe
Gravis UltraSound MIDI Patch for Under a
Killing Moon
(and perhaps some official stuff mixed in)
chart
chart
GUS MAX CoDec driver "hack" v0.2 for Windows 95/98
Rudolf Hornig's InterWave/GUS MAX Windows NT 4.0 Wave driver v0.92
GUS Classic/MAX/ACE Windows 95 driver v1.2 Beta (is this just link to offical
one? Comment about altering values.)
http://sparc.web3.nl/gus_drivers_and_utilities.html
GUSAIL96.ZIP
UltraSound AIL/DIGPAK V0.96 (BETA) VERY Good.
USAIL311.ZIP - 36.7 kb - 06-14-95
GUS AIL drivers 3.11
ftp://ftp.mpoli.fi/pub/hardware/SOUND/GRAVIS/UPD/GAIL3214.ZIP
GUS DRV pat
List of official disks numbers. Note that a lot of the files linked to here
seem like they were modified from the originals. (At least, the Zip files
advertise various BBSs... at least in one case by modifying the README/whatever
file). Run your own virus scanning.
This collection currently consists of several disks I've found numbered:
15-22, 23-35, 37-48.
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gus0007
-
0007.EXE
http://cd.textfiles.com/knowledgemedia/ULTRASND/SUBMIT/INDEX.ALL
gus0007.exe New Gus setup for faulty dma controller
-
gus0008
-
0008 EXE
???
gus0008.exe SBOS 1.22 beta
-
gus0009
-
http://cd.textfiles.com/knowledgemedia/ULTRASND/SOUNDUTI/GUS0009/GFD0009.TXT
gus0009.zip SBOS 1.23 beta
-
gus0010
-
?
-
gus0011
-
SBOS 1.22 final
BOSDRV SYS 21217 11-18-92 SBOS Driver V1.22 - SYSTEM version
LOADSBOS EXE 44318 11-18-92 Loader for SBOS V1.22
SBOSDRV EXE 14764 11-18-92 SBOS Driver V1.22 - executable version
GFD0011 TXT 1349 12-25-92 Description and installation notes
GFC0011 TXT 555 12-25-92 This file you are reading
http://www.programmersheaven.com/download/13960/49/ZipView.aspx
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gus0012
-
http://files.chatnfiles.com/Dr%20Shareware%20Gold/WINDOWS3/GUS0012.ZIP
(Windows drivers)
New windows driver with 16 bit and midi in
(note:
http://cd.textfiles.com/knowledgemedia/ULTRASND/SOUNDUTI/GUS0011/GFC0011.TXT
gus0011's GFC0011 reference GUS0012.ZIP but it was
supposed to be referencing Contents of GUS0011.ZIP.)
-
gus0013
-
site
Files
OptiFix.Exe and Tech7.Txt
text
Reconfigures DMA controller to temporarily disable the cascade channel
during playback on a GUS. (This also disables anything that uses DMA
channels 0 through 3.) Some motherboads had a chip containing an Opti
82C206 chip with an affected /DMAMEMR pin (pin 61) so this became needed.
-
gus0014
-
review
SBOS V1.4B2 in file GUS0014.ZIP, beta version of 2 Mar 93
gus0014
-
gus0015
-
0015
"Latest version of SBOS version 1.4b3(fixes the problems with UW I &II."
found on page 7
-
16
-
Setgus v.2.00.
-
disk 17,
disk 18,
disk 19,
disk 20,
disk 21
-
Disks 1 through 5 of the "new Gravis UltraSound software, including the full General Midi Patches."
By drivers versions section on this page,
a term was noted of
2.01
with following def in DD HTML:
gus0017.zip - gus0021.zip
http://www.filelibrary.com/Contents/DOS/38/7.html
-
22
-
Yet another SBOS update for the Gravis UltraSound. Fixes problems with X-Wing.
SBOS V2.04 (GUS0022.ZIP)
-
23
-
?
-
24
-
SBOS v2.00b7 - For Gravis Sound Boards! Hot.
-
25-30
-
"Because ZIP added a few extra bytes
to each file you will NOT be able to copy the .ZIP files to a floppy,
unzip them first." (This is questionable: Could the zip files themselves
be zipped with 7-zip, which can create valid zip files with tigher compression,
to save space? This does work with some zip files.)
-
31
-
GUS0031.ZIP
GUS0031.ZIP 298921 05-20-93 SBOS V2.08
-
32
-
GUS0032.ZIP
291488 06-09-93 SBOS V2.0B9 - More tolerant with XWing and PP
-
33
-
GUS0033.ZIP
320646 06-25-93 SBOS V2.0B10 - Patches FlashBack
-
34
-
http://www.filelibrary.com:8080/cgi-bin/freedownload/DOS/r/38/gus0034.zip
GUS Software v2.06a. fixes some bugs from prior version.
Update V2.06 GUS Software to V2.06a
-
35
-
35
GUS0035.ZIP 118417 11-18-93 Updated GUS Windows Drivers (10/93)
-
36
-
?
-
37
-
http://www.filelibrary.com:8080/cgi-bin/freedownload/DOS/r/38/gus0037.zip
SBOS V3.7B2-1.26.94 for Gravis Ultrasound.
37
GUS:lle SBOS V3.8b.
-
GUS0038.ZIP
-
UltraSound Installation - Rev: 01/20/94
"Gus upgrade includes also em/mega driver", per
MPoli
GUS page of descriptions/links.
0038
Described by
File Library at
Channel 1: Music/Sound Programs (page 7) as:
"Advanced Gravis Ultrasound -- Programs and drivers vers. 3.1 -- DOS and
Windows. Upgrade from version 2.06a or 2.06l."
Disk
1 of 2,
Advanced Gravis Ultrasound programs and drivers
disk
2 of 2
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GUS0039.ZIP
-
Gus upgrade to SBOS drivers
SBOS V3.82 (02/15/1994)
(also called SBOS 3.8b2 from
Game List,
but the included README calls it just V3.82 and the .COM file just says V3.82)
39
-
GUS0040.ZIP
-
DOS Utilities Update (GUS0040.ZIP) [01/15/94]
-
UltrInit 2.18
-
UltrInit.Exe, UltrInit.Sys.
Old version 2.16 would not properly init a V2.4 UltraSound
-
PLAYFILE 3.5
-
The old version, 3.5B, had a couple of issues that are
documented in here.
-
MidiFier 1.11 (MidiFier.Exe, MidiFier.DOC),
PlayMIDI 4.03,
UltraMID 1.08 (old version was 1.07)
-
Gravis Viewer V1.7 and README file
-
Probably included from Gravis
-
-IMPORT-.-M-
-
Not referenced in the README file. Advertisement for a
BBS.
-
Disk 0041
-
UltraSound V3.11 Upgrade.
(also, a file that looks like a BBS advertisement.)
"UltraSound Installation - Rev: 02/15/94".
Note that the ReadMe has a lot of similarities
(before the BBS listings) (including
version numbers even)
to GUS0038.ZIP. However, one of the
archives is a different size, as is the INSTALL.EXE.
Contains:
-
MidiFier
-
Patch Maker Lite V1.12
-
Note about SBOS and NHL Hockey
-
FILE_ID.DIZ says it also comes with PLAYMIDI, PLAYFILE,
ULTRAMID, ULTRINIT.
(Comes with INSTALL.EXE and GUS.### files when the zip's zips are
unzipped.)
2.5MB...
0041
-
Disk 42
-
GUS0042.ZIP UltraSound WIndows Drivers V5.34 (and UltraSound Patch Manager
V1.56)
GUS042
(See gus0048))
-
gus0043
-
Was described by
dcee
Music.GUS Util as:
"Latest drivers and utilities v4.30"
Gus disk 0043
contains:
-
READTHIS.DOC
-
An advertisement for a BBS
-
Files for the UltraSound directory
-
-
UltrInit
-
Version 2.25
-
164,162 PlayMidi.Exe and 142,428 PlayFile.Exe
-
versions unknown
-
ULTRAMIX.EXE
-
Can't run under Windows
-
DOOMFIX.EXE
-
?
(I think this is only for some versions of
DOOM, perhaps before native GUS support)
-
Windows files
-
-
Files for the %ULTRADIR%\Windows directory
-
7,371 byte GrvsUltr.386,
104,288 byte UltraSnd.Drv,
11,680 Ultmport.drv,
PatchMgr.Exe,
PatchMgr.Hlp,
Mixer.Exe?
-
Files for the %windir%\System directory
(assuming Windows is put in %windir%, a variable
probably not set for Windows 3.1 installations).
-
UltraHlp.Hlp
-
Files for %ULTRADIR%\Midi
-
A Patches.Zip is included, and its contents of 15 *.PAT
files are meant to be unzipped into %ULTRADIR%\Midi
-
gus0044
-
"UltraSound Setup v0.1 alpha (1-24-95)
0044
(no zip file comment),
0044
with BBS ad instered at header of README (which is
called README.TXT in other file), a FILE_ID.DIZ calling
this a "2nd BETA", and a couple other
files (probably inserted by BBS)
-
GUS0045.ZIP
-
-
One version found
-
UltrInit 2.31 for GUS, MAX, and ACE. Also contains a program called
MIXER (also called MIXER.EXE by the MIXER.DOC) for the GUS and MAX (but
not the ACE "since the ACE has no onboard mixer."
0045
-
Another version found
-
UltraSound drivers Version 5.47 for Windows (plus history
dating back to version 5.40), and a MIXER.EXE.
(Files dated 10-20-1994)
0045
-
GUS0046.ZIP
-
The README.TXT says:
"SBOS Sound Blaster(tm) Emulation for UltraSound MAX v0.21"
and "this version of SBOS requires an UltraSound Max".
The "Metropoli
Files - kala/DRIVERS" (GUS) page called this MaxSBOS 0.21b.
mpoli,
mpoli mirror?,
mpoli mirror?,
mpoli mirror?
See also
MAX.ZIP,
MAXSBOS 0.21 Beta
http://www.mpoli.fi/files/hardware/SOUND/GRAVIS/UPD/index.html
MAXSBOS 0.21 Beta for Gravis Ultrasound A lot better sounds than with SBOS.
http://www.dcee.net/Files/Music/Gus/maxsbos.arj
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Disk 47:
UltrInit v2.26a
-
UltrInit v2.26a contained fixes for joystick disabling so that
UltrInit -DJ wouldn't need to be run "several times"
(according to the README file).
Alternate
location?
I don't see why this was released, considering GUS0045's
presense. (One of the GUS0045 versions had UltrInit, another
was a different upgrade.)
Of course, this is something I found on Gravis's site...
-
Windows Driver 5.50
-
UltraSound Windows Driver 5.50
http://www.dcee.net/Files/Music/Gus/gus0048.zip
SBOS 1.20 gravis/patch/sbos120.zip (on GUS mirror sites)
(Although 3.8b2 is a newer version, v1.2 was report to have better)
(Sound Blaster DAC emulation in some games)
maxsbos
http://www.dcee.net/Files/Music/Gus/maxsbos.arj
ftp://ftp.mpoli.fi/pub/hardware/SOUND/GRAVIS/UPD/UMID112.ZIP
http://www.filelibrary.com:8080/cgi-bin/freedownload/DOS/r/38/megem23b.zip
ftp://ftp.mpoli.fi/pub/hardware/SOUND/GRAVIS/UPD/MEGA304B.ZIP
http://www.filelibrary.com:8080/cgi-bin/freedownload/DOS/r/38/mega304b.zip
Mega-Em 3.06b
http://www.dcee.net/Files/Music/Gus/mega306b.zip
mega310b.zip 201022 Mar 7 10:44 Mega-EM 3.10b for Interwave
Other things
WDM drivers (for Windows 98 Second Edition and/or Win2K):
Gravis UltraSound
WDM Driver Project (now considered a "dead project" by the site
with the following files:
Driver
binaries (0.10),
Driver
sources (0.10),
Driver
binaries (0.9),
Driver
sources (0.9). 0.10 is newer than 0.9. Stored locally zipped as
popelka.zip. This started as a school project, and was GPL'ed in a
"sorry state" since work isn't continuing by the creators.
One of the files included with 0.10 binaries says:
"You should hear nasty pops when Windows is starting, otherwise something
is wrong."
Music players - CapaMOD 3.13b ( cmod313b.zip )
Cubic Player
http://www.google.com/search?q=gusmp13.zip
GUS MPEG Audio Player 1.3 (228 KBytes) by Lee Teck Chee
aka WildCat
referenced on http://www.soundtrackers.de/gus_text_only.html
http://www.scenesp.org/ftp/mirrors/hornet/music/programs/unusual/mod2desc.zip
http://mail.lipsia.de/~enigma/neu/files/gus_basic.zip (16MB collection of
drivers for games and other GUS related files)