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neville



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neville 21 Sep 2008, 03:40
USBAUDIO new release

My original version that I uploaded on my "first day" here has been downloaded over 100 times now. Feedback either via this board or privately has been very sparse, so I don't know if that means it has always worked for everybody, or never worked for anybody Smile

Anyway, I've discovered that some USB speakers sometimes put themselves in the "stalled" USB state during enumeration, which means occasionally they stay stubbornly silent.

This new release hopefully will overcome this problem. Readme etc. included. As always, feedback is very welcome (pl-e-e-e-e-s-e) Wink


Description: Plays WAV audio data on USB speakers under DOS
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Filename: USBAUDIO.ZIP
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DOS386



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DOS386 22 Sep 2008, 07:39
COOL. Smile

But what do I need to test it ?
An USB device including both a
soundcard and the speaker ?
I have none Sad
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edfed



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edfed 22 Sep 2008, 16:47
if you want, i can test it on SB compatible sound cards.
i don't have usb audio. Sad

is the usbaudio quality good or normal?
rate it between 0 (for ess allegro) and 5 ( for EMU 512)
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neville



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neville 22 Sep 2008, 20:44
USBAUDIO sets up a USB 1.1 Host Controller/Driver under DOS.

It streams 16-bit stereo WAV data at 192kbps to USB speakers. This is higher quality than CD audio which has a data rate of 176kbps.

It also works with "USB sound cards" which are USB devices the size of a USB pendrive, with 3.5mm audio sockets for speakers and microphone ($16 here in NZ). So you can't test it on SB sound cards Smile

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