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• Example .TTM file for EWS64S
  [[Category:Sound Cards]]
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• Maestro 32/96
  ...leased by [[Terratec]] in 1996. It features a SoundBlaster Pro and Windows Sound System (WSS) compatible codec (Crystal Semiconductors CS4232), an on-card w ...synthesizer and effects processor. The synthesizer has access to a 4MB ROM sound set stored in two 32MBit chips (GMS931600 and GMS931601). Since the CS4232
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• Miro Computer Products
  ...line included sound cards, TV and radio adaptors as well as some graphics cards. The company was acquired by Pinnacle Systems in 1997. ==Sound Cards==
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• ATI
  ...h the mid '00s until merging with AMD in 2006. AMD still produces graphics cards today. ...atibles introduced by [[ATi Technologies]] in the mid to late 1980s. These cards were unique at the time as they offered the end user a considerable amount
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• Advanced Gravis
  ...eased computer peripherals, mainly joysticks, gamepads and a line of sound cards, the [[Gravis Ultrasound]] family. The company was founded in 1982 and acqu
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• Gravis Ultrasound
  ...in hardware and came with up to 1MB of on-board sample RAM. The Ultrasound cards were quickly adopted by the demo scene as the hardware mixing ability used The Ultrasound card family consists of the following cards:
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• Aureal Semiconductor
  ...In addition to supporting DirectSound3D and EAX like its main competitor (Sound Blaster Live!), it also featured its own proprietary 3D audio technology, c ...es was not as common compared to Creative's EAX. Vortex cards also support Sound Blaster emulation in DOS.
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• PCB
  **Sound Card *You can now add Video Cards
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• How to identify an expansion card
  *By looking at it's chips (on more modern cards not an option without removing it's HSF) and/or the layout of the chips (in *VLB (usually for graphics cards and multi i/o cards)
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• Audio
  This is a list of all sound cards in the wiki.
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• Creative Sound Blaster Pro 2
  | Compatible with = [[Has compatibility::Sound Blaster]] The '''Sound Blaster Pro 2''' was a revision to the original [[Creative Sound Blaster Pro|SB Pro]], replacing the dual OPL2 chips with a single OPL3. Th
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• Interesting Vogons Threads
  Emulating EAX on any onboard sound hardware? Asus P5A very slow AGP / Video cards (which is actually talk about the buggy P5A and the + chips)
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• Creative Sound Blaster 16 Prelude
  | Compatible with = [[Has compatibility::Sound Blaster]] ...' is a budget card based on the Vibra 16C chip. This was one of the first cards to introduce [[CQM]] synthesis, replacing Yamaha's [[OPL3]] chip.
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• Matsushita MKE
  ...oprietary CD-ROM interface, found on early [[Creative Labs]] [[Audio|sound cards]].
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• Creative Sound Blaster AWE32 PnP (IDE)
  | Compatible with = [[Has compatibility::Sound Blaster]], [[Has compatibility::30-pin SIMM]] ...[Creative Sound Blaster AWE32|AWE32]]. It is one of the few Creative Labs cards that can take standard 30-pin SIMMs to increase the memory available for MI
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• CD audio connectors
  ...ector''' is used to transfer an analogue audio signal from a CD drive to a sound card, where it is mixed with the card's normal audio output. ...to be passed through the MPEG decoder and on to the sound card, where the sound card's CD input will receive combined audio from both the MPEG decoder card
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• SCSI controller
  ...e devices, which are cards that perform other functions as well, such as a sound card with a built-in SCSI controller.
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• Creative Sound Blaster 32 PnP
  | Compatible with = [[Has compatibility::Sound Blaster]], [[Has compatibility::30-pin SIMM]] ...[Creative Sound Blaster AWE32|AWE32]]. It is one of the few Creative Labs cards that can take standard 30-pin SIMMs to increase the memory available for MI
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• MB PRO
  The '''MB_PRO''' connector is used to connect a Sound Blaster card to a Modem Blaster card. The signals can also be re-purposed ...spx?sid=3026 Creative Labs - Pin Assignment of I/O Jacks and Connectors on Sound Blaster Devices]</s> Link dead, need archived mirror</ref>
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• TAD
  ...the audio coming out of the speakers connected to the sound card, and the sound card's microphone being used to pick up speech for the call. | 1 || Phone line. On a sound card, input from the modem. On a modem, audio output. Normally white, to
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