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Charles Wilson
Posted on Wednesday, November 15, 2000 - 8:00 pm:   

I have a sound card that is marked (Yamaha 3D Sound card).This card has a Yamaha chip
#VMF719B-S Also, the FCC ID.# is NCXY510. The only other possible id. is BANNSAN BS-1 painted on the front of the card,and two paper stickers on the back. One says (IGJART made in china)and the other has only (MS719 712586858).Now to the problems---None of the generic drivers on Yamaha's download site will let this card work like it should,Yamaha says they did not manufacture this card,and the FCC ID# does not return any info.
Vera (Vera)
Posted on Friday, November 17, 2000 - 10:55 am:   

hi
i tried a search for vmf719b-s nothing came up was that a typo and should read ymf719b-s?

i know you said you tried the generics from yamaha site ,but did you try the opl3-sax drivers for chipsets ymf701, 711 ,718 ,and 719 for windows 3.x the file is named 31v2329i.exe. if you interested you can find it at

http://www.yamahayst.com/lsi/dindex.htm

hope this is helpful
Charles Wilson
Posted on Saturday, November 18, 2000 - 10:50 am:   

To Vera-- please excuse the typo-- First let me say thank you for the reply. And yes the driver that you suggested has been tried. With this driver, the sound comes out garbled,and totally unacceptable.-- I did ask Yamaha to provide me with a list of possible companys that they sold this chip to,and the only one that I havent been able to contact is Dynatec. Will keep trying in that direction. Thanks agin-- Charles Wilson
Vera (Vera)
Posted on Saturday, November 18, 2000 - 12:02 pm:   

hi again
is it possible the sound card is seated to close to the video card? that can sometimes cause problems.sometimes moving the soundcard to a slot furthest away from your video card can help.good luck
wilson55
Posted on Wednesday, April 18, 2001 - 6:45 pm:   

Sorry about the time lag of this answer---(Grankid fried the motherboard in my computer,and I'm just now getting this new unit I built up and running. Guess I'll have to quit leaving the case open,or take up all the screwdrivers!) I never did find the correct driver for the sound card. The project just had to settle for ASL card.
Thanks For the attempt anyway, C.W.

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