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Midas Audio System
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This is mostly for Blitz, since he recommended it to me. But I'm using ver 0.4a, which I think was the suggested one for DOS use. Anyhow, I'm getting some DMA error when I try to run the example. Is this a problem fixable in code, or will it not work under the Live!'s SB16 emulation? Because if this is the case, then I can't use the library. I'd rather have compatible sound than sound and music on only a few systems.

ps - i'll get the exact text of the error later on and post back.
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#2
Dunno, midas use to be one of the most used sound libs. So it's not incompatible. Must be something else.
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#3
Hmmm I never managed to make that demo to work some years ago, when I had an onboard card. Midas was very used some years ago, but most people I know had to turn out sound completely or the game/demo wouldn't work. That's why I dropped it.
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Quote:Dunno, midas use to be one of the most used sound libs. So it's not incompatible.

Hmm... that's frustrating. Oh well, stick to SMIX for now I guess.


EDIT: It's just been brought to my attention that BWSB has a pascal version. I know several QB programs that used that worked fine on my comp, so I will probably end going that route... unless anyone knows any blatant issues regarding bwsb?
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