Re: Software needed: USSS ultimate sierra solution system
Posted on 2024-04-27, 12:55
Done. https://archive.org/details/usss-sierra
Re: Software needed: USSS ultimate sierra solution system
Posted on 2024-04-27, 08:56
Marco wrote on 2024-04-26, 22:19: here we go. should be the original self-extract.-exec. I dont have an archive org account for the moment 😒 That's really neat, thanks for digging it up and sharing. Would you mind if I added it to archive.org for posterity?
Re: Software needed: USSS ultimate sierra solution system
Posted on 2024-04-26, 05:41
Oh please do! Wouldn't attach it here, but it will be easily findable on archive dot org.
Re: Weren't sound artists frustrated to know that very few players would be hearing the true sound of their creations?
Posted on 2024-04-24, 21:08
What's fascinating to me is that this is the period in computer music history when audio devices were actually synthesizing the music directly. That music playback sounded different on different devices is a direct consequence of not having prerecorded music tracks. It also lasted for a relative …
Re: Weren't sound artists frustrated to know that very few players would be hearing the true sound of their creations?
Posted on 2024-04-24, 21:05
It was a given back then that a huge range of audio devices were being used in the PC market, from PC speaker through to high end MIDI modules, and composers would be targeting a range of them for compatibility. FM chips in sound cards, far from being simply an inferior vehicle for MIDI compositions …
Re: Are there regular users here with profession away from tech industry?
Posted on 2024-04-24, 09:58
Electrical trade, then straight into drafting which I've been at for 25+ years. It's not IT, but most people I know think I'm in IT.
Re: Dos+Windows 3.11 auto-install iso template (for vmware)
Posted on 2024-04-15, 08:23
Re: The IBM Game Port, more than just games
Posted on 2024-04-07, 11:24
I picked this up late last year, but haven't gotten to playing with it yet. It's a gameport oscilloscope interface, sold in kit form back in the day. Wow, nice! I notice JayCar and Dick Smith products that look very similar, were they both just putting their badge on stuff from overseas? I'm not …
Re: The IBM Game Port, more than just games
Posted on 2024-04-07, 08:32
I picked this up late last year, but haven't gotten to playing with it yet. It's a gameport oscilloscope interface, sold in kit form back in the day. Discontinued listing: https://www.jaycar.com.au/front-end-pre-amp-for-pc-sound-cards/p/KA1811 Manual available here with a login: https://www.vkham. …
Re: Programming EMS mobile radio requiring DOS with windows 10
Posted on 2024-03-30, 22:13
Re: LIVErator: Sound Blaster Live in a box
Posted on 2024-03-14, 10:25
I love this. A truly one of a kind MIDI module, and niche as you like. The M300 enclosure even has the feel of some of the later desktop GM modules. In all the MIDI discussion I've seen here over the years, I've never seen the SB Live's particular characteristics discussed, so that is quite …
Re: Looking for a Windows 11 compatible sound card for an older computer
Posted on 2024-03-07, 10:36
Re: Tell about your country
Posted on 2024-02-21, 09:48
Australia is much like anywhere really. You do a day's work. Spend the evening with your family. Check the bed for brown snakes. Then do it all again.
Re: ISA VGA card with DVI port, could one be made?
Posted on 2024-02-04, 03:33
How about this? CRT Terminator Digital VGA Feature Card ISA DV1000
Re: Newly made ISA CGA cards with real 6845s?!
Posted on 2024-02-02, 22:27
konc wrote on 2024-02-02, 07:35: I don't know it doesn't feel OK to see that someone is playing the game with you I think it's more that they're playing the ebay algo's game.
Re: I think my ISP might be blocking The Internet Archive?
Posted on 2024-02-02, 22:26
I have had this. Not blocked, but severely throttled. This was happening on different connections in different cities, from the same ISP (Aussie Broadband). They are a great ISP for tech support, and I spent some time with them going through traceroutes and stuff. They confirmed they weren't doing …
Re: Newly made ISA CGA cards with real 6845s?!
Posted on 2024-02-01, 21:19
As with many products coming out of China, there are a few sellers who have this for sale and use the same images and description. ...and price. Even worse their usernames are username_a, username_b, username_c... I don't get it, it's very weird and repelling. It's a common practice for some eBay …
Re: Recommended DOS file manager?
Posted on 2024-01-27, 21:37
Look at Quick Menu III if you want something more graphical. [edit] DOS Navigator is what I use. A nice alternative to Norton Commander.
Re: Roland SC-D70 on Windows 10 x64 issue
Posted on 2024-01-25, 23:24
unstman100 wrote on 2024-01-25, 22:04: I have just got the Roland SC-D70 Sound Module. I am running Windows 10, is there any drivers to enable the sound module under Windows 10, please? The Vista x64 driver is the last one, and it should work for you. https://www.roland.com/global/support/archive … …
Re: Use of MIDI drumpad as a game-port controller or as a serial communication device
Posted on 2024-01-22, 11:34
This might be useful, depending on the OS you're running. https://github.com/c0redumb/midi2vjoy There is/was a similar path using GlovePie which got difficult after Win7 due to driver signing issues or something. I forget the details but I fought with it for a while. I do love the idea of using MIDI …
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