Issue with an audio driver

[Zero3K]

I am having an issue regarding an audio driver that is written in C++. The issue is that its not playing any audio (or instead plays a short static noise) in a Windows Server 2003 VM ran using VirtualBox with the type of sound card being emulated set to AC97. The debug logs are available at https://pastebin.pl/view/3015f906 and https://pastebin.pl/view/275bf652. I used WinDbg to make them. The source code (which can be compiled using Visual Studio 2019 and WDK 10) and the driver (which is Windows Server 2003 compatible) can be found in the archive located at https://u.teknik.io/aiyGl.zip. The license of the source is MIT.

[helios]

This isn't really the sort of questions the forum is aimed at answering. Maybe you should try contacting the developer. I'm not saying you can't ask this question here, I'm saying you're unlikely to get a useful answer.

[Zero3K]

The source code of the driver is no longer maintained by them.

[helios]

Sounds like you'll need to find someone to maintain it.

[Zero3K]

I hope someone who reads this post can at least fix the issue being shown in the debug logs.

[helios]

People are normally paid a pretty penny to develop drivers, but everything is possible, I guess.

[Zero3K]

The error I am getting in the debug logs is "AC97 Stream: [ReleaseUsedMappings] CIV out of range!". Does anyone know how to fix it?

[Zero3K]

Also, it would be nice if someone could get it compiled with Visual Studio 2019 + ROSBE and ROSBE by itself. ROSBE can be downloaded at https://sourceforge.net/projects/reactos/files/RosBE-Windows/i386/2.2.0/RosBE-2.2.0.exe/download.