Aces of the Deep is a DOS game and may requirea boot disk to run.
More info about boot disks, what they are, how they work, and steps in creating one:
BOOT DISK TUTORIAL
Hex-Editing the Gamesave File for "Command Aces of the Deep - Ver.1.1"
**Copyright(C)2000 by Steven L. Hildebrand**
Yes, you can Hex-Edit the Command AOD game-save file to give yourself any sub type you want, as well as giving yourself a promotion, a medal, or changing your home port...wanna try a Mediterranean career without running the British ASW gauntlet at Gibralter?? No prob, hex edit your home port and load the edited gamesave file...instant Med Cruise! ;)
The reader uses this info at their own risk, I cannot be responsible if you manage to trash your files, or if your computer becomes possessed by the unclean spirit of Richard Nixon. Not my problem, dudes...
The following file addresses are in HEX, not Decimal:
48 = Rank
49 = Medals
4A = Sub Insignia
4B = Homeport
4C-4F = Assigned Patrol Grid
56 = # of Patrols
57-59 = Total Tonnage Sunk (See Notes Below)
5B-5D = Career Score (See Notes Below)
69 = Sub Type
Values for Sub Type:
00 = Type IIC
01 = Type IID
02 = Type VIIB
03 = Type VIIC
04 - TypeVIIC/41
05 = Type IXB
06 = Type IXC/40
07 = Type XXI
Values for Home Port:
00 = Bergen, Norway (11th Flotilla)
01 = Trondheim, Norway (13th Flotilla)
02 = Kiel (1st Flotilla)
03 = Wilhelmshaven
04 = Brest, France (9th Flotilla)
05 = Lorient, France
06 = St. Nazaire, France (6th Flotilla)
07 = La Rochelle, France (3rd Flotilla)
08 = Bordeaux, France
09 = La Spezia, Italy
0A = Salamis, Greece
Values for Rank:
00 = Leutnant
01 = Oberleutnant
02 = Kapitanleutnant
03 = Korvettenkapitan
04 = Fregattenkapitan
Values for Medals:
01 = Knights Cross
02 = Knights Cross w/Oak Leaves
03 = Knights Cross w/Oak Leaves & Swords
04 = Knights Cross w/Oak Leaves, Swords & Diamonds
Notes:
First, I can find no value/location for a sub crew's level of experience (green, veteran, etc.)...and since it has nothing to do with the number of patrols, I can only assume that it is determined by the number of ships you've sunk. Pity, since it would be nice to start a "career" in 1939 with a veteran crew.
Also, no location for the number of ships sunk, so the game must count the number of sunk-ship records in the game-save file. Speaking of which, my next task is to decode the sunk-ship portion of the career record.
**Very Important** -- the Hex values for total tonnage and career score are actually expressed backward. Let me explain...
On the save file I used for exploration, my total tonnage sunk was 181,244. This value, expressed in Hexidecimal, is "02 C3 FC" but in the gamesave file, it was written as "FC C3 02." My career score was 92270, or "01 68 6E" but it was written as "6E 68 01." Weird, eh?? I remembered this from decoding the gamesave files from many other games.
Don't know how to convert Decimal values into Hexidecimal?? It's easy if you have Win95 or Win98. Open up the Windows Calculator ... under "View," select "Scientific." Then select "Dec" from the toolbar, and type in your Decimal value (181244), then select "Hex" on the toolbar...your Decimal value will be converted into a Hex value (02C3FC).
Check Baffles!!
Steven ".High*Ping*Drifter." Hildebrand
Chicago, IL. [[ HighPingDrifter@hotmail.com ]]
"And a thousand, thousand slimy things lived on...and so did I..."
Justin's Win98 Fix for AOD
All righty future U-boatmen, follow this simple instructions to get AOD 1.2, with expansion, working in Windows, so you can sail around in the ORIGINAL AOD with your Type II, VII, IX, or XXI.
Install AOD, then run SETSOUND.exe(NOTE: this will reboot your PC to a dos prompt, so as to configure your sound card), then
install the expansion disk, and then the 1.2 patch as the appropriate readme files state, but IN THAT ORDER.
Then, to apply the "Justin AOD Win98 Fix" (Nice title, eh?) follow these steps:
STEP 1: Right click on AOD.BAT, click properties, then the PROGRAM tab.
STEP 2: The Advanced button is on the lower left hand side of the Dialogue box (Notice how all the folder paths are greyed out).
STEP 3: Click Advanced, it brings up another Dialog Box, with tabs.
STEP 4: Uncheck the box with "MS-DOS MODE"
STEP 3: Click the MEMORY tab,
and find the 2 check mark boxes on the screen with "Protected" and "Uses HMA"
STEP 4: Repeat 1 through 3 on AODCD.EXE
STEP 5: Run INSTALL.EXE on the HD, so the sound will work right.
STEP 6: Launch AOD.BAT.
STEP 7: If the game crashes after a couple of hours (which happens 3 out of 10 times, no sweat), right click on AOD.BAT, click properties, and on the first screen, check the box that says "CLOSE ON EXIT" (Notice also how the path lines which were greyed out are now open, like true windows programs). Then re launch the game. You may have to reboot in some cases.
I haven't tried it on Win 95, but it works for Win 98
REMEMBER: Each time you start you PC and want to run AOD, click INSTALL.EXE and then Accept settings. Make no changes. This ensures the sound plays at its correct speed. If you decide to launch another program (or surf the net etc) refer to step 7 (you can check or uncheck, it doesn't matter).
NOTE: You may not have to, but I close all programs but the open folder "C:\DYNAMIX\AODCD" or whatever you installed it too (You can't make a shortcut, Im not sure why), Explorer, and Systray. Like I said, you may not have too.
Feel free to copy this tutorial for use on AOD sites or other BBS's, but please mention my name, as I would like to "Make a name for myself" in the subsim community if you will.
If you have questions, I will send some screen shots detailing what to click and how. Send all questions to TankerAce@aol.com. Have fun with the "Justin AOD Win98 Fix"! I'll see you all in the North Atlantic!
Justin
"Sugar boats rule"
Troubleshooting Guide
SECTION 1 - HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
REQUIRED 486/33 with 8MB RAM (12 MB for voice recognition) CD ROM 24MB hard drive space (compressed 48MB) 100% Soundblaster compatible sound card SVGA (640 x 480 x 256 colors) Mouse Windows 95 | RECOMMENDED FOR BEST PERFORMANCE 486/66, VLB or better, with 12 MB RAM SVGA (800 x 600 x 256 colors) REQUIRED FOR VOICE RECOGNITION Pentium with 12 MB RAM Soundblaster 16 or Pro Audio Spectrum 16 sound card with microphone |
SECTION 2 - INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
Insert the CD into your CD drive. Click on OK and follow the onscreen messages to install Command: Aces of the Deep. We recommend choosing the full installation option if you have enough hard drive space. If you fail any of the tests, see Section 3, Common Installation Problems.
If Autoplay is disabled or not supported by your computer, insert the CD and click on the Start button. Now click on Run and type D:\SETUP in the command line, (assuming your CD is your D:\ drive--substitute your drive letter if necessary). Click on the OK button and follow the onscreen messages to install the game. We recommend choosing the full installation option if you have enough hard drive space. If you fail any of the tests, see Section 3, Common Installation Problems.
SECTION 3 - COMMON INSTALLATION PROBLEMS
Problem: Your computer fails the sound card test; you cannot hear the voice and/or fanfare in the Wave and MIDI tests.
Solution: Your sound card is incorrectly configured for Windows '95. See Section 6, Sound Issues and Sound Card Settings for information on setting up your sound card.
Problem: Your computer fails the Display test; you get a message saying "Your video display supports 16 colors...".
Solution: Sierra's Windows games require that Windows is running in 256 color mode. Even though your monitor and video card may be capable of displaying 256 colors, Windows may not be set up to use this resolution. To check, right-click on the desktop and choose Properties from the pop up menu. In the Settings section, if the Color Palette section reads 16 color, you will need to change to 256 colors. Do not use more than 256 colors with Command: Aces of the Deep. Although the game will run, you will not be able to view some of the visual effects in the game. If your system will support 800 x 600 at 256 colors, change the Desktop Area to 800 x 600 pixels.
Warning: Be careful when changing video drivers! If you choose one that is not designed for your particular monitor, Windows will not display properly. If this occurs, restart your computer and hit [F8] when the words "Starting Windows '95" are displayed. Choose Safe Mode from the options list. While you are in Safe Mode, right-click on the desktop and select Properties from the pop up menu. Change the Color Palette and Desktop Area to a setting supported by your system.
Problem: Your computer fails the Display test; you get a message saying "Your video display supports 256 colors at a resolution of 800 x 600 and a speed of XXX K pixels/sec...".
Solution: The display rate of your computer is not quick enough to satisfactorily play the game. If you are running 800 x 600 resolution, switch to 640 x 480 at 256 colors. Right-click on the desktop and choose Properties from the pop up menu. In the Settings section, if the Desktop Area section reads 800 x 600, or higher, change to 640 x 480. Click on the OK button and follow the onscreen prompts from Windows '95. Once Windows has resized, click on the Start button and choose Settings, Control Panel. Double click on the System icon, then click on the Performance tab and the Graphics button. Make sure the slider for Hardware Acceleration is all the way to the right. Restart Windows and run the setup program and test your display. If your computer still fails the display test, you may be able to play Command: Aces of the Deep on your system with some limitations. In the game, turn down all of the display options. Also be aware that the game may play jerky.
Warning: Be careful when changing video drivers! If you choose one that is not designed for your particular monitor, Windows will not display properly. If this occurs, restart your computer and hit [F8] when the words "Starting Windows '95" are displayed. Choose Safe Mode from the options list. While you are in Safe Mode, right-click on the desktop and select Properties from the pop up menu. Change the Color Palette and Desktop Area to a setting supported by your system.
Problem: Your computer fails the Memory test in Windows; you get a message stating you do not have enough memory to run Command: Aces of the Deep.
Solution: First, create a Command: Aces of the Deep boot disk using the instructions in Section 8. Reboot the system using the boot disk, then create a clean Windows environment. Make sure that there are no other Windows programs running. Disable all screen savers, virus scans, etc. Wallpaper can sometimes take up a considerable amount of memory, so turn it off. Right-click on the desktop and choose Properties from the pop up menu. Make sure None is chosen for Wallpaper and click on OK. These steps should give you enough memory to run the game. If they do not, please refer to Section 4, Windows Memory Troubleshooting.
SECTION 4 - WINDOWS MEMORY TROUBLESHOOTING
If you are having trouble getting enough memory to run Command: Aces of the Deep, these steps should help you.
Create a Boot Disk: Create a Windows 95 boot disk.
Disable any hardware cache: Some CD ROM drives, such as the Teac 4x, install their own cache. This cache may use as much as 2 MB of memory. Consult with the manufacturer or your hardware documentation if you do not know how to disable this cache.
Create a Clean Windows Environment: Make sure that there are no other Windows programs running. Disable all screen savers, virus scans, etc. If you are using an alternate Windows desktop (Norton Navigator, etc.) use plain Windows 95 instead. If you have sound-related Windows programs installed (IconHearIt, SoundBits, etc.), make sure they are disabled before starting the game. Also, turn off your Wallpaper. Wallpaper can sometimes take up a considerable amount of memory.
SECTION 5 - COMMON GAME PROBLEMS
Problem: Parts of the game display incorrect or "psychedelic" colors.
Solution: Command: Aces of the Deep uses 256 color mode in Windows. Right-click on the desktop and choose Properties from the pop up menu. In the Settings section, if the Color Palette section reads more than 256 colors, you will need to change to 256 colors. If your system will support 800 x 600 at 256 colors, change the Desktop Area to 800 x 600 pixels.
Warning: Be careful when changing video drivers! If you choose one that is not designed for your particular monitor, Windows will not display properly. If this occurs, restart your computer and hit [F8] when the words "Starting Windows '95" are displayed. Choose Safe Mode from the options list. While you are in Safe Mode, right-click on the desktop and select Properties from the pop up menu. Change the Color Palette and Desktop Area to a setting supported by your system.
Problem: The engine sound cuts out during play.
Solution: If you are using the voice recognition feature of Command: Aces of the Deep, you should turn the engine sounds off. The engine sounds will interfere with the voice recognition feature of the game and will cut in and out if this feature is enabled. If you do not use the voice recognition feature and want to hear the constant hum of engines, Reinstall Command: Aces of the Deep and do not choose the voice recognition.
Problem: While playing the game, you get the error message "assert:line 522 in \sim\win_snd.cpp. Can't initialize sound/music."
Solution: Disable all applications that may be running in the background of Windows '95. If the problem persists, check with the manufacturer of the sound card for updated Windows '95 drivers for your sound card. Some sound cards do not have sound drivers that will work with the game, in this case you can usually use the Creative Labs Sound Blaster Pro driver from the Windows 95 CD. To do this you will need to temporarily disable your current driver:
- Go to the Control Panel and open the System Icon.
- Click on the Device Manager Tab and find the Sound, Video, Game Controllers and double click on this.
- Now you should have at least one driver listed for you sound card, you may have several.
- Double click on each of these drivers and you will see a screen with information about the drivers.
- At the bottom of this screen should be a "Device Usage" section with a check mark in a box for "Original Configuration.". Take the check mark out of this box to temporarily disable this driver.
Once you have this driver disabled you can add the Sound Blaster Pro driver. To do this:
- Go to the Control Panel and open the Add New Hardware Icon.
- Click on the "Next" button.
- Click on "No" when asked to detect new hardware and then click on the "Next" button.
- Scroll down the list until you find "Sound, Video and Game Controllers," double click on this.
- Find Creative Labs in the list of names in the left box under Manufacturers, click on this once.
- Now look in the right box under Models and double click on Sound Blaster Pro.
- Click on the "Next" button to install the driver and then click "Finish" to complete the installation.
You can exchange your drivers simply by adding or removing the check mark from the "Original Configuration" box in the Device Usage section of the General Properties of the driver (see steps 4 and 5 of disabling your current driver above). Be sure that only one sound driver or set of sound drivers are selected at one time. If you try to load two different drivers at one time you may encounter sound problems.
Problem: Voice recognition does not work; you cannot calibrate microphone.
Solution: The microphone volume level may be set too low. Right-click on the volume icon next to the clock on your Task Bar, (usually in the lower right corner). Choose Volume Control. This will start the application Volume Control. Click on Options, Properties. Now scroll through the list of volume controls and make sure there is a check next to microphone. Once you have added the microphone to the Volume Controls, use the microphone volume slider to adjust the microphone's volume to an appropriate level.
Problem: The screen image is distorted or has horizontal white lines.
Solution: This problem can be corrected by changing display drivers. Right-click on the desktop and choose Properties from the pop up list. Click on the Settings tab, then click on the Change Display Type. In the Adapter Type section, click on Change. Try a different driver from the list of drivers. For instance, if you are using the ET4000W/32; use the ET4000 driver. For information on what drivers will work with your video card, contact the video card manufacturer.
SECTION 6 - SOUND CARD CONFIGURATION
Improper sound card configuration will cause problems with some multimedia applications. Check your sound card's documentation, or with the manufacturer of the card, to ensure your sound card is properly set up for Windows 95. If your manual does not cover configuration for Windows 95, you should get updated information from the card's manufacturer. This information may be available online through CompuServe, America On Line or another service.
Command: Aces of the Deep requires a 100% Soundblaster compatible sound card. Not every sound card is 100% Soundblaster compatible. If you encounter any problems, check the documentation for your sound card to ensure it is correctly setup in Windows '95. You may be able to play the game without the voice recognition feature if your sound card is not 100% Soundblaster compatible. Re-install the game without accepting the voice recognition feature to see if this makes any difference.
For your sound card to be 100% Soundblaster compatible, it must be supported directly by Windows '95. If your sound card is not directly supported by Windows '95 and requires lines in the CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT to function, you need to check with the manufacturer of the sound card for the availability of Windows '95 drivers.
Aces of the Deep (DOS)
Troubleshooting Guide
SECTION 1 - HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
Required 386 DX\33 4 MB RAM (XMS: 3320k or 3,400,00 Bytes) 10 MB hard drive space (Disk version) 5 MB hard drive space (Small install of CD version) MS-DOS 5.0 or higher VGA (256 color) Mouse CD ROM drive (CD version) | Recommended 486 DX 8 MB RAM Double speed CD ROM (CD Version) SVGA (640x480x256 colors) **SVGA required to use game's online manual |
Aces of the Deep is a DOS game and may require a boot disk to run.
More info about boot disks, what they are, how they work, and steps in creating one:
BOOT DISK TUTORIAL
SECTION 2 - INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
If you are in Windows, close Windows completely and exit to a DOS prompt. Insert Disk 1 and switch to the floppy disk prompt by typing A: or B:. If you are playing the CD version, insert the CD and switch to the CD drive by typing the drive letter followed by a colon (ie. D:). Then type INSTALL to begin the installation program. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the installation.
Default directory for Aces of the Deep 3.5" disk version: C:\DYNAMIX\AOD
Default directory and name of saved games: C:\DYNAMIX\AOD\SIM\SAVE
GAME00.SAV to GAME19.SAV
Default directory for Aces of the Deep CD-ROM version: C:\DYNAMIX\AODCD
Default directory and name of saved games C:\DYNAMIX\AODCD\SIM\SAVE
GAME00.SAV to GAME19.SAV
NOTE: there are 20 save game slots. You have access to the first 19; the 20th is used by the program for the Autosave feature which automatically saves every 20 minutes during a career mission.
SECTION 3 - COMMON INSTALLATION PROBLEMS
Problem: After typing INSTALL, a row of dots goes across the screen and stops. The computer is locked up with this row of dots appearing on the screen.
Solution: The dots indicate the hardware detection portion of the installation program. You can bypass the hardware detection (and therefore the lockup) by typing INSTALL /M. If this entry doesn't work, try INSTALL /F. One of these entries should get you past the lockup. If this does not work, create a boot disk using the boot disk instructions included with this document. After booting up with the boot disk, install the game.
Problem: During installation of the 3.5" Disk version you receive the error "DISK ERROR / READ ERROR" or "NOT READY READING DRIVE X" (Where X is the drive you are installing from).
Solution: This usually indicates a bad disk. If you have had the product less than 90 days, Sierra will replace your game disks for free. Send Disk #1 with a copy of a dated receipt and a letter requesting disk replacement. Be sure to include your full name, mailing address and a phone number. If you have had the product over 90 days you will need to include a check or money order for $10.00. The address is: CUC Software Fulfillment, 4100 West 190th Street, Torrance, California 90504.
Problem: (CD VERSION ONLY) Installation program locks up as it is copying files to the hard drive. This usually occurs at the file "MELODIC.BNK", but may happen with other program files.
Solution: Some computers have difficulty reading the the Aces of the Deep CD. Sierra will gladly exchange your CD for the 3.5" disk version of the game. This will allow you to install and play Aces of the Deep. The game itself is the same in the floppy version; however, this version does not include the on-line manual. The historical information is included in the printed manual that comes with the game.
To exchange your CD version for floppy disks, send the CD to: Sierra On-Line Customer Service, PO Box 53210, Bellevue, WA 98015-3210. Please be sure to include a letter stating that the CD will not run on your system and that you would like to exchange it for the floppy version. Your letter should also include your full name, mailing address and daytime phone number.
SECTION 4 - COMMON GAME PROBLEMS
Problem: (CD VERSION ONLY) Distorted graphics in the on-line manual.
Solution: This is usually due to an outdated, incompatible or missing VESA driver. Without VESA support the on-line manual will appear in low resolution and the pictures of the U-boat captains and the lettering will be blocky. The video interviews will overflow the window and take up about one quarter of the screen. The subtitles will be illegible.
Contact your video card manufacturer to obtain a current VESA driver. Install the new VESA driver and rerun the install from the directory C:\DYNAMIX\AODCD. From the Choices screen change the GRAPHICS to VESA - High Resolution (640x480) with 256 Colors. This usually corrects the problem.
Problem: (CD VERSION ONLY) When starting Aces of the Deep you get the error message "CDR101 NOT READY READING DRIVE X:" (where X is the CD drive letter).
Solution: There are several possible causes for this error. The most common is a dirty or scratched CD. You should check the CD to make sure that there are no smudges, fingerprints, scratches or cracks on it. If you see any smudges on the CD, clean it off with a soft cloth and try it again.
The problem may also lie with the CD ROM drivers. Outdated or incompatible drivers can cause this type of problem. You should make sure that you are loading the latest version (v2.23) of MSCDEX in your AUTOEXEC.BAT. If you're using DOS 6.20 or higher, use the MSCDEX in your C:\DOS directory, this one is version 2.23. You should also check with the CD ROM drive manufacturer to make sure that you are loading the latest version of their CD-ROM drivers in your CONFIG.SYS.
There are some systems that have trouble reading the Aces of the Deep CD. Edit the AOD.BAT file in the directory C:\DYNAMIX\AODCD and change the last line:
AODCD.EXE -PC:\DYNAMIX\AODCD\ -DE
to
AODCD.EXE \DYNAMIX\AODCD\
and remove the line:
CALL INTRO.BAT
The game will play without the CD but you won't have any sound. You can also exchange your CD version for the 3.5" disk version. Send the CD to: Sierra On-Line Customer Service, PO Box 53210, Bellevue, WA 98015-3210. Please be sure to include a letter stating that the CD will not run on your system and that you would like to exchange it for the floppy version. Your letter should also include your full name, mailing address and daytime phone number.
Problem: Random lockups.
Solution: Lockups can be caused by a number of factors. If you are getting lockups during the game, try the following:
MAKE A BOOT DISK. You can use the automatic boot disk creator by running INSTALL in the game directory or you can make one manually using the boot disk instructions included with this document. The boot disk will eliminate any possible memory conflicts that could be causing lockups. Be very careful that your sound card and CD ROM drivers are loaded onto the boot disk!
CHECK THE SOUND CARD CONFIGURATION. Run the SOUNDSET program in the game directory and choose "No Digital Sound Driver". Run the game. If the game does not lock up, then the problem is probably in the sound card configuration. Re-run SOUNDSET and manually choose your sound card and its settings. Occasionally, the auto-detect feature of SOUNDSET will detect your sound card incorrectly and this can cause the game to lock up. If you don't see your sound card listed under the Digital Sound Driver section of the SOUNDSET program, refer to your sound card documentation or contact the manufacture of your sound card for help in setting up your card to run in a Sound Blaster compatible mode.
CHECK FOR CORRUPTED FILES. At the DOS prompt, run CHKDSK /F for DOS versions up to 6.0 or SCANDISK for DOS version 6.20. This will allow to you to detect and correct any lost allocation units, crosslinked files or any other hard drive errors. If you find any, fix them, then delete and reinstall the game. Errors on the hard drive can corrupt files and this can cause lockups.
USE THE PATCH DISK. There is an update patch, AOD1_2.EXE, for the game that will make either the disk or CD version of the game version 1.2.
Problem: Lockups trying to access on-line manual when using an ATI Video Card.
Solution: Contact ATI to received the most current VVESA driver for your video card. You can reach ATI's Customer Support at (905)882-2626 or their BBS at (905)764-9404.
Problem: While running Aces of the Deep, you get an error "Interrupt 0DH, General Protection Fault, Possible Illegal Address:C800...". The memory address will vary on different computers.
Solution: The above error message is usually caused by a conflict between the game and a Cyrix processor. Sierra has researched the situation with Cyrix and has determined that there are two situations in which you will have this conflict with a Cyrix processor.
1) Older 486 DLC chips. If you have a 486 DLC chip, you should get the lot number and contact Cyrix. They will do their best to help you eliminate the conflict.
2) 486 DLC chips on 386 motherboards. Cyrix does not recommend installing the 486 DLC chip onto a 386 motherboard because it can cause incompatibility problems like the General Protection Fault in Aces of the Deep. The only way to eliminate the conflict in this instance is to install the 486 DLC chip onto a 486 motherboard.
If you have an Intel processor in your computer, the General Protection Fault may be eliminated by creating a boot disk and running the game under the boot disk environment. To make a boot disk, change to the game directory on your hard drive and run the install program. Choose "Make a bootable floppy disk" from the main menu, and follow the on-screen instructions. Once you have made the boot disk, leave it in your A: drive and press [CTRL]-[ALT]-[DEL]. The boot disk will automatically start the game for you after the computer is booted up. Play the game as you normally would from your hard drive.
Problem: Any of the following occurs when playing Aces of the the Deep.
1) Random lockups or locking during sound or music segments while in a mission
2) When running on surface you hear the electric motor instead of the diesel motor sound
3) Teleporting to another area after running aground
4) Bobbing to the surface uncontrollably
5) Time compression can't be increased even though there are no contacts
6) Not being informed when out of compressed air
Solution: You need the AOD1_2.EXE patch.
SECTION 5 - SOUND ISSUES