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                    The author of Dual Module Player,
 
                              Otto Chrons
 
                                presents
 
 
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                   Digital Sound and Music Interface
 
 
 
        Until now, the PC sound world has suffered from lousy
        MOD players that eat up processor power and don't
        deliver high quality sound. On the era of 16-bit, CD-
        quality sound cards, we are still forced to use 8-bit
        sound even though those sound cards could provide a
        lot more. Most players are also limited to four channels,
        some even give you eight, but then you have to give up
        quality. None of them give you the possibility to use
        sound effects. DSMI is different.
 
        As I started this project in early 1992, I had a clear
        goal: a system capable of playing music with simultaneous
        sound effects. This meant giving up the old four-channel
        thinking and creating a new, expandable system, that
        would support as many channels as needed. And now, almost
        a year later, that goal is within reach, not just for
        me, but for all PC coders.
 
        DSMI, pronounced 'DISMI', is a commercial product for
        creating high quality music and sounds in your programs.
        Most of you have already touched it in the form of DMP,
        the famous Dual Module Player, but it's much more than
        that. Here is a list of some of its features:
 
        * Supports following sound cards:
           - Sound Blaster 1.0 - 2.0
           - Sound Blaster Pro (stereo)
           - Pro Audio Spectrum+ (stereo)
           - Pro Audio Spectrum 16 (16-bit, stereo)
           (upcoming are SB 16 and Gravis Ultra Sound)
        * Up to 32 simultaneous channels
        * Plays MODs, STMs and many other formats
        * Two operating modes for 8-bit cards:
           - Fast mode
           - Quality mode (better sound quality)
        * Special 16-bit support, which means GREAT sound quality
          on 16-bit cards
        * Very extensive programming interface that lets YOU
          decide what to do
        * Modular structure means easier upgrades (e.g. new
          sound cards)
        * Printed manual (estimated size is about 70-80 A4-pages)
        * Example programs
        * Utilizes 386 instruction mix to reach maximum
          performance, 286 NOT supported :-(
        * Free 'Timer Service'-pack for easy timer handling
        * Comes in 'C & Assembler' and 'Pascal' versions
        * All C (or Pascal) source code is included for
          recompiling or changing (yes, that means DMP too!)
        * One FREE major upgrade
 
        And last but not the least:
        * DSMI IS DEFINETELY THE FASTEST PLAYER ON EARTH!!
 
        Ok, now that I got you all drooling I have to tell you
        that it's NOT READY... Well, the code is actually
        in shape, but it's still in beta-test, and the manual
        is only half ready. So you'll have to wait for about
        three-four weeks... I'm really sorry for the delay.
 
        Do you still remember I mentioned the word 'commercial'
        in the beginning? That means you have to pay me a
        little money before you can have your own licence to
        use DSMI. Yes, that's right, I'm selling licences, not
        copies, which let you use DSMI in all your
        NON-COMMERICAL products without restrictions, but if you
        are planning to do a commerical product, you'll have to
        contact me.
 
        I suppose you are all eager to hear the price of this
        product... Let's say you can pay me whatever you like
        as long as it is at least 270mk (or 70USD), but don't
        send me any money yet, I'll inform you all when DSMI is
        ready and for sale.
 
        If you have any questions, contact me at:
 
        Fido-net:       2:222/352.7
        Internet:       c142092@cc.tut.fi
        Mail:
                        Otto Chrons
                        Pyydyspolku 5
                        SF-36200 KANGASALA
                        FINLAND
 
        or you can call me 24 hours a day :-)
 
        Phone:          Finland : 931-185183
                        Outside Finland : +358-31-185183
 
 
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