<CT> Re: DV2 #95 - Re: ,, PC Speaker
- From: Pete <firststep@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: calmira_tips@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 13 May 2001 02:51:08 +0100
> <CT> Re: OT: Network Card, PC Speaker
>From: "Norm Meunier" <nmeunier@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>Subject: <CT> Re: OT: Network Card, PC Speaker
>>>Also, there's a M$ program named PC Speaker (I think it's M$) that'll =
let
>>>you play audio through the internal speaker.
>Actually Brian, I used this program on numerous machines and the =
results=3D
> vary from completely garbled noise to rather clear sound. It must =
have=3D
> something to do with the quality of the motherboard (in some respect).
Oh my god I am actually replying to a Calmira post.. who knows when
since but what the hell (Hi Ross - did you ever try the OS2??)...
Speaker.. I used this on my old T1900 laptop (20mhz/486).. I suspect
that the problem is CPU or at least its clicks shared between running
apps and the sound output. Not great but at least for a poor soul it
worked :o)~
My question to you lot (I hope it makes a stir :o) is that by Moore's
(or sod's ;o)) law we will be at 10 gigHz within the next 3 to 4 years
so where will Calmira be when all those post pentium 133+ companies
upgrade and we no longer have the need or will to delve into win3x.
I ask this as I have around 15 or so 66mhz+ PC's (donated out to local
kids & elders) that will always need feeding?
All the best
Pete
firststep@
clara.net
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