swenson@NUSC-WPN.ARPA ("V36B::MCNALLY") (04/19/89)
Hey IRIS folk, We are thinking of producing audio output from some signals that we have generated. Now, we could design a board that performed all of the filtering, modulating, and d/a'ing or we could buy a MAC (well you get the idea). Now, in the before times, SGI supported an audio board. Does SGI still support that audio board (oh, by the way I am using a 4D/60T)? If so, could you fill me in on cost? and some feature and performance data? Thanks, Steve Swenson SWENSON@NUSC-WPN.ARPA ------
msc@ramoth.SGI.COM (Mark Callow) (04/22/89)
In article <8904191000.aa03361@SMOKE.BRL.MIL>, swenson@NUSC-WPN.ARPA ("V36B::MCNALLY") writes: > Hey IRIS folk, > > We are thinking of producing audio output from some signals that > we have generated. Now, we could design a board that performed all of > the filtering, modulating, and d/a'ing or we could buy a MAC (well you > get the idea). Now, in the before times, SGI supported an audio board. > Does SGI still support that audio board (oh, by the way I am using > a 4D/60T)? If so, could you fill me in on cost? and some feature and > performance data? I think the 60T has an IP4 cpu. The IP4 has some sound capability built on it. All I know is that it exists, and that it has some strange connector for the speaker. -Mark -- -Mark