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From: mj@brunix (Mark Johnson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: MacRecorder code, anyone?
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Date: 10 Nov 89 14:54:01 GMT
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>  I called up Farallon and they told me that the MacRecorder outputs sound
>data sampled at 22KHz any time the DTR line on the serial port is high.  If
>you want a lower sampling rate you have to throw away data yourself.

OK.  So how do I get my Mac to _read_ this data?  (Actually, I have
some code that a kindly soul sent me several years ago to do this:
I can't understand it because it's a mixture of C and assembly, and
as I recall involved software timing loops that may not work on modern
Macs).

Mark Johnson