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Re: DB9 Serial to DIN-5 MIDI OUT Pinout?

If only SOFTMPU supported Parallel that would be sweet. Not sure how hard or possible it would be to add that functionality. That would only require the hardware to be made (for example a microcontroller programmed to take in bytes from parallel port according to handshake signals and send them out …

Antex Z1/Z1e ?

Anybody here ever use or even better yet own an Antex Z1e? I was looking at some other Antex cards and noticed that the Z1/Z1e has OPL support of some kind. I would be interested in getting one of these old cards. I haven't even been able to find a picture of it. Edit: It also has a 2MB wavetable …

Re: Ultimate MIDI Emulator Project

This looks really cool and I am going to test it (with a standard Laptop)! I looked on Ebay for a game-port-->MIDI adapter. Maybe I searched for the wrong keywords, but the only one I was able to find was this one: http://www.ebay.de/itm/281957225946 I hope it is the right one and it should also …

Re: Isa sound card question

yeah I'm pretty sure the Dell card is the same as the standard Montego / Montego II. I had a Montego II Quadzilla back in the day and I have a couple of Dell ones now and the cards look the same as I remember (minus the extra bracket the Quadzilla gave me). I got one of my Dell cards because the …

Re: DB9 Serial to DIN-5 MIDI OUT Pinout?

You could always use a super expensive PCMCIA to PCI slot adapter and then get a PCI card with a MIDI port on it. https://sewelldirect.com/pcmcia-to-pci-1-slot http://www.ebay.com/itm/Magma-1-Slot-Half-Length-PCI-Enclosure-CardBus-Interface-Cable-Power-Supply-2-/112280537550?hash=item1a247109ce:g: …

Re: Isa sound card question

Don't forget about the Aureal SQ2500; it's basically the reference design, although it came out after the MX300. thanks for the addition. I'll try to remember to include that next time I talk about Vortex. There is also the Dell Turtle Beach Vortex2 card. Both the Vortex1 and Vortex2 cards from …

Re: Isa sound card question

A 16GB SSD is not going to be speedy in the first place. The smallest I even bother using is 128GB. it's significantly less slow on newer machines with newer OS, but yes you are correct that it's nowhere near as fast as a newer and larger SSD. I'm going to get something like a 1TB for my main PC …

Re: Isa sound card question

Silicon Image PCI SATA are the 3112 and 3114, PCI-E are 3512 and 3514. I have a 3114... It's pretty darn slow with the Sandisk 16GB U100 SSD I have on it. I haven't tried the Promise TX2 or TX4 or the Adaptec ASH-1205SA which also has 98 drivers. A 16GB SSD is not going to be speedy in the first …

Re: Isa sound card question

Yeah i had seen a video where socket 7 was suggested as the ultimate because of clock speed control where it matter such as the original warcraft. I have ide hdd im using for the os. The ssd is just for games and software. Plus it makes drivers easy to transfer over befor the usb mass is installed. …

Re: Isa sound card question

I'd suggest using a more DOS compatible board (like a 440bx or a Socket 7) and sourcing an IDE to SATA converter so you can connect your drive dock. P4 boards can work well for games that require maximum performance, but many games require throttling so they don't run too fast. P4s aren't as …

Re: Isa sound card question

The thing about PCI to ISA converters is that they don't support DMA, so you can really only use them for music output(FM/MIDI/Wavetable). The digital sound part of the card will be nonfunctional. I even have an old PCI to ISA setup with a PCI card that goes in the computer, then the ISA card goes …

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