hedges@calma.UUCP (Tom Hedges) (02/12/86)
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Recently the files SoundInit and SoundPlay from MacNifty have been
posted to net.sources.mac. These files are indeed in the public domain
as well as a set of source files that allow programs to be written that
can read in and play the sound that are captured using the MacNifty
Sound Digitizer and the Soundcap(tm) program that is bundled with it.
SoundCap(tm), by the way, is _not_ in the public domain but it is not
copy protected. The source files in question are available from CompuServe
Developer's MAUG, Delphi, and BIX. They are written in Mac C with lots of
included assembly language. Anyone who wishes may certainly repost the
source files onto USENET.
The MacNifty Sound Digitizer and Soundcap(tm) are available from
MacNifty Central in Minneapolis 1-800-328-0184 as well as some mail order
houses including Programs Plus. A comprehensive review of SoundCap(tm)
appears in this month's MacInTouch(tm) newsletter.
I speak with (biased) authority as coauthor of Soundcap(tm) and author
of SoundInit and SoundPlay.
Tom Hedges (Fractal Software)
CIS: 74676,1030
Delphi: FRACTAL
BIX: hedges
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