Re: PAS16 Volume control
Posted on 2014-04-03, 08:05
Try either another computer or another IRQ/DMA settings?
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2014-04-01, 15:38
easy_john wrote: On this week It's 'This week' 😢
Re: Help with MPU-401 MIDI IN
Posted on 2014-04-01, 15:28
PeterLI has several MPU-401 boxes he got for his ongoing project. Try borrowing one from him to rule out the port failure?
Re: Pentium 200 "Multi-Speed" Game & Midi System
Posted on 2014-04-01, 15:04
Why the CM-32P? Isn't it useless for gaming purposes?
Re: PAS16 Volume control
Posted on 2014-04-01, 14:33
Stojke wrote: now after uninstall its giving me problems Expand that? What was that 'uninstall'?
Art of PCB photography
Posted on 2014-03-26, 07:37
My personal chart of people who make outstanding photos of their expansion cards and other tech stuff is: 1) FGB : high resolution, no distortions, perfect light http://www.amoretro.de/wp-content/uploads/mediavision_pro_audio_spectrum_dual_opl2-600x291.jpg 2) Cloudschatze : moderate resolution, good …
Re: Are there any open-source game engines for msdos?
Posted on 2014-03-23, 13:34
For sound and music, there are several open source libraries: AIL 2.0 (Audio Interface Library) AIL/32 (Audio Interface Library for protected mode) DIGPAK/MIDPAK BWSB (Bells, Whistles and Sound Boards) DSIK (Digital Sound Interface Kit) HMQ (Housemarque Sound System) SEAL (Synthetic Audio Library) …
Re: Roland CM32 worth
Posted on 2014-03-23, 08:10
Make sure it's not CM-32P. It's not a LA synth like CM-32L.
Re: Roland MPU-401/AT drivers
Posted on 2014-03-18, 08:15
I have ruled this out. The card had its address jumpers set to an inappropriate positions (not corresponding to any valid address setting) AND there was an IRQ conflict with Matrox Mystique. Fixing the address jumpers and moving the card into another system with WD-based video card solved the …
Roland MPU-401/AT drivers
Posted on 2014-03-18, 06:39
I am trying to test a MPU-401/AT, but Windows 98SE won't see it when searching for either PnP or non-PnP devices. And there is no any standard Roland driver supplied with it. Is it normal behaviour for a MPU-401/AT? I also can't seem to make it work in DOS, tried 330h, 300h, 320h and 332h, all in …
Re: CT3600 Sound Blaster question
Posted on 2014-03-13, 07:06
From the utilitarian point, CT3600 with 2 Mb RAM is all but equal to a full AWE32. Only S/PDIF digital output and daughterboard header are missing. GM and MT-32 emulation work with CT3600 to the same extent they would work with any AWE32. If you mean real, not emulated General MIDI - then you have …
Re: Disporpotions between different countries when it comes to old hardware
Posted on 2014-03-12, 15:33
I've inspected my ebay history related to old hardware and found this ratio: US: 16 China: 7 Germany: 6 UK: 5 Canada: 2 Ukraine: 2 France: 1 Spain: 1 Austria: 1
Re: CT3600 Sound Blaster question
Posted on 2014-03-11, 05:55
CT3600 is a SB32 (cut down version of AWE32) based on SB16 Vibra chipset. It's cost is next to nothing, while GUS PnP could go for $30 to $100 depending on some conditions.
Re: ASC Media Master synthesizer
Posted on 2014-03-09, 11:32
I've purchased that Computer Shopper #1/1993, now on it's way to me from US. Any success at your side, Stiletto?
Re: Turtle Beach Multisound Pinnacle - What is it?
Posted on 2014-03-09, 07:59
By the way, DIGPAK supports Turtle Beach Multisound for PCM. I am pretty sure that Multisound Classic is meant, that one with Proteus synth. However, there's a tiny chance that PCM part of Pinnacle is the same. Known DIGPAK games to support TB Multisound: Grand Fleet Kasparov's Gambit Pickle Wars …
Re: Can't install a Turtle Beach Multisound Classic card
Posted on 2014-03-09, 07:35
The card was set up to a non-standard port (260h instead of 290h); when I changed that, the issue was resolved.
Re: Would Goldfinger have used this case, you think?
Posted on 2014-03-07, 19:11
Agreed - looks like a bad taste.
Re: Pentium II 450MHz without fan?
Posted on 2014-03-07, 09:36
I've got a fanless P3-933 that operates normally, however, it has a copper heatsink. I believe it was pulled from a Dell server. photo
Re: Windows XP - Keeping Alive & Connected Beyond 2014...
Posted on 2014-03-05, 18:29
Uh. For pot calling the kettle black, we usually use the phrase that has a direct Latin analogue: "Medice, cura te ipsum!" Snowden is a hero, I certainly have no balls to do what he has done. I personally think that Russian regime gave him shelter to vex USA, not because they felt for him. If he'd …
Re: Windows XP - Keeping Alive & Connected Beyond 2014...
Posted on 2014-03-05, 13:54
...I'm just wondering how long until the fashionably West-hating, "pro-freedom" contingent catches up and realizes that anti-American posturing and giving asylum to Snowden doesn't automatically cut you some slack. All you gotta do these days if you're running an oppressive state is to align …
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