Subj : Re: *.wav, *.mod; sound files
To   : Chris Hoppman
From : Scott Adams
Date : Mon Feb 10 2003 12:12 am

 -=> Quoting Chris Hoppman to All <=-

 CH> @MSGID: 1:129/305 2b1593ef
 CH> Just wondering. I am on a Win2000 box and downloaded some source
 CH> code  (serveral infact) for playing sound bits through the sound
 CH> blaster. Now,  unfortionaly I might sound abit stupid, but I have one
 CH> of those intergrated sound boards that came with the motherboard, but
 CH> claims to be sound blaster  doable<sorry>. I fire up the source code
 CH> and get a error code with each source code bark'd back at me about
 CH> tring to access the sound board. I am setting up  the
 CH> dma(1)/int(10)/freq(220-?forget right  now).  Right just like it has 
 CH> under the sign'd driver in windows hardware profiles of the sound card
 CH> and it  still barfs the error code at me. I looked at the source and
 CH> they don't seem  to have any old Regs. That might mess up a in 32 bit
 CH> envirment. Plus, if I  play old dos games and setup the sblaster in
 CH> them they play just fine. Now  these source codes are from different
 CH> people. I was just wondering if anyone  could offer some insight in why
 CH> this might be going on. I tried to explain  what is going on in my end,
 CH> but if you need to know more just ask. Oh, yeah it also complains if I
 CH> try to do the sound( ); stuff over the pc speaker and  in other
 CH> programs it sounds wierd, but the pc speaker works also. Last thing  is
 CH> the source did work in Win98 (no se didn't test it out), but upgraded
 CH> my  software and this happens. Any comments?

        Have you checked out SWAG?  It had a bunch of code
        for sounds and SB stuff.  Might help you.  Granted
        some of its a decade old but might give you that
        extra bit of help.  My website should still have
        a link to it...via programmer's page..

        http://users.cybermax.net/~longshot 

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