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Originally Posted by Slaz
Jazz1 was supposed to be played on a clean MS-DOS and the intro text actually warned when it detected Windows 3.1 etc.
But putting that aside, it should work fine under Windows 95/98 as long as TPPatch is installed. What VM program are you using? Does it virtualize a Sound Blaster compatible driver? And does it have an option to choose the desired CPU speed/type for the VM?
I know that most VM software just create a virtual envoirement without emulating a certain machine type.
As for the graphical glitches, I'm not familiar with those. I do know that Jazz1 somehow relied on a different resolution for in-game play than on the menu screens, that could trick the VM Window in some way though I'm not 100% sure.
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I'm using Parallels Desktop.
I don't know if it's Sound Blaster compatible, but it comes with its own driver that's based on AC'97 something, I think. There's no option to control CPU speed, only how many CPU's you can have and how much memory they all have.
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