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Re: Has Anyone Ever Seen/Heard of a DigiSpeech Plus?

I wonder if this device's Sound Blaster emulation driver works like OPL2LPT's TSR driver. Considering how it requires at least 80386 to work and it doesn't work in protected mode, I think this might be the case. And if it does, maybe a game patcher could also be made. I think it's likely, but I'm …

Re: Has Anyone Ever Seen/Heard of a DigiSpeech Plus?

I don't see how the hardware is the hard part. The software is what is going to be capturing the DMA and the Sound Blaster and Adlib I/O addresses and then just sending those commands to the device on the parallel port. The DOS part was what the Backpack CD-ROM drives with the built in 16-bit sound …

Re: Tiny mouse driver ?

in Milliways
This entire discussion on cloaking is fascinating. I wonder if I can use it to hide the TSR's that certain games hate since the use DOS extenders and allow the TSR to continue to function.

Re: Has Anyone Ever Seen/Heard of a DigiSpeech Plus?

Mine arrived, and of course, I immediately cracked it open to see what was inside. Lo and behold: https://i.imgur.com/hH9RoFk.jpg https://i.imgur.com/JsZfKpO.jpg It's the guts of a Digispeech Port-Able Sound Plus, interfaced to a mainboard, using its native parallel pinout! The TI chip even says " …

Info On The Port Blaster

Is there much of any information on the Port Blaster made by Creative? I haven't been able to find out much about it from searching other than a few old old articles in magazines that were contemporary at the time. I'm mostly interested in the software, how they managed to present it to DOS programs …

Re: Sound Blaster Emulator for Dos?

in Milliways
Also late to reply, but you guys may want to take a look at the DSP Solutions Port-Able Sound Plus software. It has a Sound Blaster emulator that was capable of FM Synthesis and Digital Sound. It was able to do this with a piece of hardware that was just essentially just an ASIC and a DSP, hanging …

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