DWHITNEY@FORDMRH1.BITNET (04/21/91)
The music player program you are refering to is SoftDac by Scott Alfter (great job :-)). It'll let you play any sound file from a mac that was sampled at 11 mhz. (to mac people that's 2:1 playback). It requires a 128k //. I think Scott posted it to Tybalt.Caltech.Edu, along withn 1/2 meg of sound files (some Star Trek stuff). I also saw the sound files on GEnie last night. I'm sure SoftDac is there somewhere too. Happy listening! --- |David M. Whitney | Arthur looked up. | |BITNET:DWHITNEY@FORDMRH1| "Ford!" he said, "there's an infinite | |GEnie: D.WHITNEY6 | number of monkeys outside who want to | |************************| talk to us about this script for Hamlet | | DON'T PANIC | they've worked out." | |********************A*P*P*L*E*2* *F*O*R*E*V*E*R*********************|
alfter@nevada.edu (SCOTT ALFTER) (04/23/91)
I just checked tybalt. While I did send a bunch of sound files there, it only has the 48K version of SoftDAC. Time to put the 128K version on tybalt... (Also, the Skunk Works BBS will (hopefully) go online sometime in the next week. If you don't mind a long-distance call, you'll be able to grab current versions of SoftDAC straight from the source.) Scott Alfter-----------------------------_/_---------------------------- Support Operation Apple Storm! / v \ Apple II: Internet: alfter@uns-helios.nevada.edu ( ( the power to be your best! GEnie: S.ALFTER \_^_/