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From: nyet@nntp-server.caltech.edu (n liu)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.misc,comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware
Subject: Re: Soundblaster Info Needed
Message-ID: <1991May26.045328.21776@nntp-server.caltech.edu>
Date: 26 May 91 04:53:28 GMT
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6600arac@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu (Lone Wolf) writes:

>In article <1991May25.173755.12515@hellgate.utah.edu> u-mwong%peruvian.utah.edu@cs.utah.edu (Michael Wong) writes:
[stuff here]
>>   Also, how does it allow me to wire the speakers?  Do I need to get a
>>cable that has on one end RCA jacks and the other end the correct positive
>>and negative wires?  I'd appreciate any info on the Soundblaster...

>The SB card is ready to go.  You can just plug it in and go.  It comes with
>a cable to hook it up to your stereo if you want.  It's got an RCA jack,
>a mike jack, an amp, and a joystick port.

Actually, mayber the answer you were really looking for is:
1/8 inch stereo jack.

4 year olds of all ages with the ability to use a soldering iron could
make most speakers connect correctly:)

OK, I kinda feel like a butthead asking this, but oh well;
Can i just have a tiny little hint on the kind of data i need to send
to port 220 to get the damn thing to play 8-bit data stream sound?

Also, I little more info on the format of the .voc header? I figured out
a tiny bit of it, but not really enough to be useful.

And, (and this will be all, i promise:) a taste of the mechanics of sampling
with the SB?

If you think i'm being cheap by not buying the damn SDK and posting questions
that can only be answered by people who've actually shelled out the cash, fine
flame away.

Nye 

nyet@cobalt.caltech.edu