david@shumv1.ncsu.edu (David Chappell) (10/01/90)
A while back there was a question about sound drivers for windows. I have developed a method for getting good quality digitized sound out of the internal speaker on IBM compat. PCs. Although I don't know whether it would work well in a Windows app, it will work when called from the Prog Manager. If you're interested, send me some mail, and I'll give you more details, some sample programs, or even a copy of the source code. -- David T. Chappell david@hobbes.catt.ncsu.edu -----------------
aaron@jessica.stanford.edu (Aaron Wallace) (10/02/90)
In article <1990Sep30.190700.5011@ncsuvx.ncsu.edu> david@shumv1.ncsu.edu (David Chappell) writes: >A while back there was a question about sound drivers for windows. >I have developed a method for getting good quality digitized sound >out of the internal speaker on IBM compat. PCs. Although I don't know >whether it would work well in a Windows app, it will work when called >from the Prog Manager. If you're interested, send me some mail, and >I'll give you more details, some sample programs, or even a copy of >the source code. I've all but finished a digitalized sound driver for Windows 3.0 that puts the main routines n a .DLL for use by other programs. I've been trying to get it to work with Enhanced mode, which it has problems with. Works fine in real and standard mode. I'll post to cica *real soon*--hate 'dem last minute bugs... Aaron Wallace
david@hobbes.catt.ncsu.edu (David Chappell) (10/24/90)
In the past year, I have developed a method for playing good quality digitized sound on ANY PC without the use of extra hardware. I have written several programs to use this method, including several general sound players and a few demos. If you are interested in getting copies of my work, it is available via anonymous ftp. The site name is hobbes.catt.ncsu.edu After logging on, change directory to pub/sound There you can find the latest copy of any and all availble files. Note that initially there will be few files available, but as I update my programs and write new ones, more files will be available. All sound packages will be compressed with PKZIP. If you are interested in source code, be patient. I am presenting a paper on my work at a conference in Hickory, NC, in early November. After that, I will post full documentation on how to duplicate my efforts in your own code. If you have any problems or questions, please write. -- David T. Chappell david@catt.ncsu.edu -----------------