I checked the VMware documentation.  It said which sound card the 
virtual machine emulated.  I forget now which one, but do remember it 
was a creative card.  I had the right driver for it.

Later I did a little more digging and found out how to tell VMware to 
emulate a different sound card.  So I changed the virtual machine's 
sound card to a SB 16 then installed it in the guest OS.  The results 
are much better, but still there's a little stuttering.

Thanks for taking the time to respond.

Jim

Bryan O'Neal wrote:
> This has likely been answered already but... 
> 
> The driver for your sound card are not required by the VM installation,
> the VM installation of windows can not see your sound card, instead it
> sees only the virtual sound card and the VM software handles the calls
> through the host OS to the real sound card.  The most likely scenario is
> you forgot to plug in a virtual sound card.  Go to Edit Machine Settings
> and see if there is a sound card in you hardware list.  If not then
> click the +Add button and add one.  You may want to add a USB controller
> at the same time.  As for the windows drivers, The sound card should use
> standard SB16 drivers but to have your USB devices play nicely between
> the host and the guest you should install the VMWare tools onto the gust
> system.


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