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Re: indirect sound

in Windows
Should there be an inherent reason why (at least with a specific game and on XP), more than stereo wouldn't work when audio "hardware acceleration" is disabled in Windows? It's because on Win9x and XP not only EAX and A3D extensions but 3d positional audio itself requires audio hardware/driver …

Re: Windows 10 Simple MIDI Player

in SoftMPU
Especially for MT-32 midi playback (but it's also useful for SC-55 and Yamaha XG) I recommend FSMP: http://falcosoft.hu/softwares.html#midiplayer Because of this: Ways to make your MT-32 MIDIs sound right

Re: My new SoundFonts (SC-88Pro Compatible!)

I do not want to be a party killer, but none of the core libraries of Bass are open source. They are free to use (to a certain extent), but not open source. Ian Luck never released the source code of Bass or Bassmidi libraries. In the download packages you can only find the source code of example …

Re: Best way to test PCI video cards and get specs

The predecessor of AIDA64/Everest was originally written for DOS. It has a pretty rich database about DOS/Win9x era hardware. AIDA(16) : thor_aida16en.zip Edit: I have just noticed that newer versions of AIDA(16) has missing testing/benchmark functionality. Here's an older version that still has it. …

Re: EMM386 NOEMS Vs EMM386

There are better diagnostic utilities out there, but MSD is the only one that shows a PC system memory map (that I can recall). I think Checkit is even more advanced than MSD since it can give you raw dump/vendor string if you press enter on a given memory area. Filename checkit_rammap.jpg File …

Re: EMM386 NOEMS Vs EMM386

Well, maybe nitpicking, but saying that it puts the CPU into protected mode while it's really V86 mode is wrong. Why? Because it makes a huge difference. In V86 mode, memory above 1 MB can still only be accessed by a page window. In protected mode however you have linear addressing for the whole …

Re: EMM386 NOEMS Vs EMM386

EMM386 puts the CPU into Virtual 8086 mode, not into protected mode. That means that DOS can run within protected mode, if a program switches to that. Root42 is right. V86 mode is a submode of protected mode. You cannot have V86 mode without switching the CPU into protected mode. V86 mode means …

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