1. Ecstacy Sound System for Euphoria Now Available
- Posted by Liquid Nitrogen <nitrogen_069 at HOTMAIL.COM> May 25, 1999
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- Last edited May 26, 1999
My Ecstacy Sound System v0.2b for Euphoria 2.1+ is now available from my web site: http://members.xoom.com/nitrogen2000 You can either download the version with demos(74K) Or the version with only documentation (13K). I suggest you download the version with demos to get a better idea of how it works. Note: It's only for Dos32, not windows. Ecstacy Features: ----------------- Mix up to 64 sounds on seperate channels. Each sound has seperate play-back rate, and volume control from 0-255. Can loop sounds at end. Can set global volume control from 0-255. Can set mixing rate from 8000Hz - 44100Hz. 8-Bit Mono play-back only currently. Load Wave files. Store and load multiple wave files to/from a single file Requires Euphoria V2.1+, 486/66Mhz+, Sound Blaster Pro or later. This release is a beta test release, so it still has a few bugs, but is very usable, and pretty stable, It even runs ok in windows when you minimise the dos window (slows windows tho) Please send me any bug reports or comments. Rob Craig, could you please add a link for this to the contributions page. Thanks, Mark. ============================ ==Liquid-Nitrogen Software== ============================ E-Mail : nitrogen_069 at hotmail.com Web Site : http://members.xoom.com/nitrogen2000 ICQ # : 16998887 ============================ _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
2. Ecstacy Sound System for Euphoria Now Available
- Posted by Liquid-Nitrogen Software <nitrogen_069 at HOTMAIL.COM> May 26, 1999
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My Ecstacy Sound System v0.2b for Euphoria 2.1+ is now available from my web site: http://members.xoom.com/nitrogen2000 You can either download the version with demos(74K) Or the version with only documentation (13K). I suggest you download the version with demos to get a better idea of how it works. Note: It's only for Dos32, not windows. Ecstacy Features: ----------------- Mix up to 64 sounds on seperate channels. Each sound has seperate play-back rate, and volume control from 0-255. Can loop sounds at end. Can set global volume control from 0-255. Can set mixing rate from 8000Hz - 44100Hz. 8-Bit Mono play-back only currently. Load Wave files. Store and load multiple wave files to/from a single file Requires Euphoria V2.1+, 486/66Mhz+, Sound Blaster Pro or later. This release is a beta test release, so it still has a few bugs, but is very usable, and pretty stable, It even runs ok in windows when you minimise the dos window (slows windows tho) Please send me any bug reports or comments. Rob Craig, could you please add a link for this to the contributions page. Thanks, Mark.
3. Re: Ecstacy Sound System for Euphoria Now Available
- Posted by "C. K. Lester" <cklester at TICNET.COM> May 26, 1999
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I downloaded and tried it but could not get sound. In a Windows DOS box, it said it initialized the sound card okay, but I never heard any music (volume was at 200). When I rebooted to DOS, it said it couldn't initialize the sound card. I've got a SBLive! card. T'anks, ck At 12:22 AM 5/26/99 -0400, you wrote: >My Ecstacy Sound System v0.2b for Euphoria 2.1+ is now available from >my web site: > >http://members.xoom.com/nitrogen2000 >
4. Re: Ecstacy Sound System for Euphoria Now Available
- Posted by Bernie Ryan <bwryan at PCOM.NET> May 26, 1999
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SBlive is a pci soundcard and you will find that most software will not detect it in DOS mode because its hardware chips are different. The only way a PCI soundcard can be used is to use the DOS ( if any is supplied ) driver software that came from the manufacture and do not detect it, then you maybe able to run the MIDI booting up with Manufacture's DOS drivers. This is TRUE with any PCI soundcard. Writing driver's for any PCI soundcard is a very difficult task. Bernie
5. Re: Ecstacy Sound System for Euphoria Now Available
- Posted by "C. K. Lester" <cklester at TICNET.COM> May 26, 1999
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Hey, thanks for the info, Bernie. I'll look into those DOS drivers... I'm sure they supplied some on the CD... <gulp> At 11:18 AM 5/26/99 -0400, you wrote: >The only way a PCI soundcard can be used is to use the DOS ( if any is >supplied ) driver software that came from the manufacture and > >Bernie