Re: Falcosoft Soundfont Midi Player + Munt VSTi + BassMidi VSTi

Posted on 2020-12-23, 07:11

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There's a Yamaha XG vst floating around the net that works really well with FSMP. I suggest you check that out. It's probably better than the SoundFont you're using.

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Re: Running Sound Blaster X-Fi MB3 on Windows XP

Posted on 2020-12-22, 23:26

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The windows 7 version of DSOAL apparently works with KOTOR, but I haven't tried it yet so I don't know yet. Here's a list of Directsound games and different methods to get the EAX/A3D support working on them... keep in mind that the people who made this list only tested with Win7 https://docs.google …

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Re: Running Sound Blaster X-Fi MB3 on Windows XP

Posted on 2020-12-20, 23:19

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You're probably better off using Windows 7 and DSOAL This is the most compatible EAX emulation solution I've messed with so far. https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/65094 There is a Windows XP version of DSOAL but it's not very good yet. https://github.com/pachuco/dsoal-XP

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Re: Recommendations for EAX Emulation

Posted on 2020-12-20, 22:28

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List of DirectSound games https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SyOw7D0H2ecGxzPsCFEFKwupU8LuazUrlkI-gVTpyhc/edit Works ----------- Serious Sam Serious Sam 2 Star Wars Rouge Squadron - Can't actually tell if it's uses EAX Star Wars Battlefront - Set to 7.1 audio before copying over dlls Unreal …

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Re: Recommendations for EAX Emulation

Posted on 2020-12-20, 22:23

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Apparently there's a XP fork of DSOAL https://github.com/pachuco/dsoal-XP/tree/master/release I'm testing it now to see how usable it is. It seams to work, seems to work pretty well so far for me but more testing is required. Looks like it's gonna be a fun next couple of days. 😉

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Working EAX/A3D Emulation on Windows XP

Posted on 2020-12-19, 04:54

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I've been trying to get a Windows XP vm up and running to play games on. Using KVM-QEMU I've been able to get gpu acceleration and basically everything works perfectly except for sound. Sound works, but it's very limited and hollow sounding without proper EAX support. Does anyone have any good tips …

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Re: Phil's YouTube and Website updates (philscomputerlab)

Posted on 2020-10-31, 06:23

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I also started it saying that it's probably bs. But even then I probably shouldn't have posted that here...

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Re: Phil's YouTube and Website updates (philscomputerlab)

Posted on 2020-10-31, 03:06

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Talked to a friend of Phil's. Phill said it's not him and now I feel bad for starting that.

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Re: Phil's YouTube and Website updates (philscomputerlab)

Posted on 2020-10-31, 02:18

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This is complete rumor BS, but I noticed that a dude named Phill in australia is dumping a bunch of retro hardware that Phill covered at one point or another in his videos. You think he's dumping his old stock? https://www.ebay.ca/sch/phillat0/m.html?_nkw= … =1&_ipg=&_from=

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Re: DOS alternative to lspci?

Posted on 2020-07-16, 02:02

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For those that are curious, I'm working on a custom distro of FreeDOS that will include some autodetection/setup scripts for PCI and ISA soundcards, CD-ROMs, NICs, etc... I also plan on integrating some GUI elements but that's pretty low priority at the moment. I'll make an official announcement …

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Re: DOS alternative to lspci?

Posted on 2020-07-16, 01:54

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looks like this might work out too. https://web.archive.org/web/20111217073240/ht … com/cindex.html Thanks again for the info gdjacobs. Looks like https://github.com/Atnode/Cobalt used RBPCI in a simular manner to what I'm trying to do. I'll be sure to take a look at that as well.

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Re: DOS alternative to lspci?

Posted on 2020-07-15, 03:58

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kalohimal wrote on 2020-07-15, 03:51: Isn't lspci open source? https://github.com/pciutils/pciutils/blob/master/lspci.c Yeah, but I need a version that runs in MS-DOS That being said, the source tree does mention MS-DOS compatibility... So a version probably exists somewhere

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DOS alternative to lspci?

Posted on 2020-07-15, 02:38

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Does anyone know of a MS-DOS tool that can list the device and vendor IDs of all attached PNP compatible hardware? Open source would be preferred as I'm working on a project that will need me to pull that info.

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Re: WavePi: Use Raspberry pi (2/3/4) as a AIO MIDI synth

Posted on 2020-05-25, 20:15

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Ok, here's a bit of a brain dump of my plan for the new direction for the PCB part of this plan. The PiBlaster 16 (name is not final) Been looking at this for a while... https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/computemodule/schematics.md This has some usefull information of the pinouts …

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Re: WavePi: Use Raspberry pi (2/3/4) as a AIO MIDI synth

Posted on 2020-05-25, 19:24

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I've been running into various noise issues and compatibility issues with different soundcards. This looks like it'll be a little trickier than I though with the current design. Software wise it's working ok, but the schematic might need a entire redesign. Sadly I don't think the price will be …

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Re: WebOne - proxy for old browsers to make them Web 2.0-capable

Posted on 2020-05-13, 13:19

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I figure I can probably use it to get the Raspberry Pi to act as a Router for the vintage PC passing through all tcp:80 http traffic through your program. Almost right. WebOne is not a Application-Level Gateway for tcp:80 port, but can work in similar mode for web browsers configured to use 80-th …

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Re: WebOne - proxy for old browsers to make them Web 2.0-capable

Posted on 2020-05-12, 16:11

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I'll be restarting my work on my WavePi project soon, and I'll be looking into integrating this into it. I'll let you know how well it runs on Linux for ARM cpus (if it runs at all). I figure I can probably use it to get the Raspberry Pi to act as a Router for the vintage PC passing through all tcp: …

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Re: WavePi: Use Raspberry pi (2/3/4) as a AIO MIDI synth

Posted on 2020-02-22, 17:04

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not yet, I'd also have to add some power regulation stuff and that pcb design is meant to power speakers with an integrated amp, it's not quite as much of a fit as I thought. Still though, there's a bunch of useful code on there for when I decide to integrate a dac chip to the wavepi pcb. However …

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Re: K.O.R. Soundfont Project V.5.0

Posted on 2020-01-07, 00:45

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Unfortunately it looks like bassmidi is Windows only, so it's not too useful to me. I'm running a fluidsynth service on Linux. Fluidsynth is still actively maintained, though. Maybe it deserves a bug report? I think it would be more appropriate for you to open it if you're willing since you can …

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Re: K.O.R. Soundfont Project V.5.0

Posted on 2020-01-06, 16:08

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Fluidsynth doesn't seem to work well with any of my soundfonts other than basic and tiny. I'd advise you use something based off of bassmidi instead. I've done most of my testing with Falcosoft MidiPlayer.

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