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From: koleman@pnet51.orb.mn.org (Kurt "Koleman" Koller)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.audio
Subject: Re:  Module Players
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Date: 15 Apr 91 07:45:05 GMT
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>It *is* because of the way the timing is done. The author of Intuitracker
>is using a CIA timer that is reserved by the OS. He needs to use the other
>CIA timer, and the problem should go away. So you *can* escape that. Gee,
>why don't you come over and install a BB in my 1000 so I can use a modem
>and play music at the same time? Have a life!
>
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Actually, using CIAB does not solve the problem.  The reason it boms i that he
is doing a bset to clear the interrupt, which clears all the interrupts,
including serial.  I know, I'm having the same problem with my player. 
Actually, if you are talking about Intuitracker, you're dead wrong, because
IntuiTracker uses the Vertical Blank interrupt, and not CIAs at all.
 

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