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Started by Dane S. Udenberg
Sun, 08 Nov 1998 00:00
Setting Up A4000
Author: Dane S. Udenberg
Date: Sun, 08 Nov 1998 00:00
Date: Sun, 08 Nov 1998 00:00
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This covers a number of areas where I am seeking help/advice... Assuming an A-4000 class computer... How do I do 16 bit pro audio editing? Does it require a specific sound card/software? How do I hook it into an Ethernet coax network with PCs running Microsoft Network on Windows 95? What hardware? What drivers? What bout a cd-rom? Assuming the A-4000 has a scsi port, can you hook a standard PC style scsi cd unit into it, or does it require something more-Amiga-specific? I have a new WACOM tablet I'd like to move over to the Amiga. What are the odds I can make it work? What's the easiest and most cost effective way to boost the speed/performance of an A-4000? Thanks to all for their help! Dane S. Udenberg
Re: Setting Up A4000
Author: Gary Goldberg
Date: Sun, 08 Nov 1998 00:00
Date: Sun, 08 Nov 1998 00:00
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In article <36460987.5C2A013D@netnet.net>, "Dane S. Udenberg" <dsuden@netnet.net> wrote: > What bout a cd-rom? Assuming the A-4000 has a scsi port, can you hook a > standard PC style scsi cd unit into it, or does it require something > more-Amiga-specific? A4000 desktops don't have built-in SCSI, but I think Towers do. Use the 5 1/4" bay for CD-ROM drives. > > What's the easiest and most cost effective way to boost the > speed/performance of an A-4000? Either get a graphics card or an '060 -- Illiterate? Write for free help! (Remove "X" from address to reply)
Re: Setting Up A4000
Author: Floyd Diebel
Date: Sun, 08 Nov 1998 00:00
Date: Sun, 08 Nov 1998 00:00
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On Sun, 08 Nov 1998 15:13:44 -0600, Dane S. Udenberg <dsuden@netnet.net> wrote: >This covers a number of areas where I am seeking help/advice... > >Assuming an A-4000 class computer... > >How do I do 16 bit pro audio editing? Does it require a specific sound >card/software? yes. for highest quality, you can do it one of two ways. you can get the Sunrize Industries AD516 card/software combo, or you can get a prelude or delfina aounds card with the upcoming ProstationAudio. both setups will allow for multitrack hi-fi editing of audio. sunrize is our of business. prostation audio is looking pretty nice and will be very supported in the future. >How do I hook it into an Ethernet coax network with PCs running >Microsoft Network on Windows 95? What hardware? What drivers? get a zorro ethernet card (expensive). use amitcp or miami, i think, assuming your network is using TCP/IP. >What bout a cd-rom? Assuming the A-4000 has a scsi port, can you hook a >standard PC style scsi cd unit into it, or does it require something >more-Amiga-specific? a4k has IDE ports, and a standard pc unit will work (but won't fit in the box - doh!). -f ----- fdiebel@boulez.emrl.com a/v composition and engineering.
Re: Setting Up A4000
Author: Don Romero
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1998 00:00
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1998 00:00
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Floyd Diebel wrote in message ... >Dane S. Udenberg <dsuden@netnet.net> wrote: >>This covers a number of areas where I am seeking help/advice... >> >>Assuming an A-4000 class computer... .... >>What bout a cd-rom? Assuming the A-4000 has a scsi port, can you hook a >>standard PC style scsi cd unit into it, or does it require something >>more-Amiga-specific? >a4k has IDE ports, and a standard pc unit will work (but won't fit in the >box - doh!). Sure it will.. I've got a Plextor.. not a bit Amiga specific. But it is a tight squeeze.. in mine the powerplugs to the power supply and CD drive overlap and the CD drive has a minisculely slight tilt down. And there's an IDE driver on Aminet that theoretically lets you use CDs with IDE ports. d. > -f > >----- >fdiebel@boulez.emrl.com >a/v composition and engineering.
Re: Setting Up A4000
Author: samdu
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1998 00:00
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1998 00:00
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In article <72a1um$117$1@news.indy.net>, "Don Romero" <d9090@indy.net> wrote: > > Floyd Diebel wrote in message ... > >Dane S. Udenberg <dsuden@netnet.net> wrote: > > >>This covers a number of areas where I am seeking help/advice... > >> > >>Assuming an A-4000 class computer... > > .... > > >>What bout a cd-rom? Assuming the A-4000 has a scsi port, can you hook a > >>standard PC style scsi cd unit into it, or does it require something > >>more-Amiga-specific? > > >a4k has IDE ports, and a standard pc unit will work (but won't fit in the > >box - doh!). > > Sure it will.. I've got a Plextor.. not a bit Amiga specific. But it is a > tight squeeze.. in mine the powerplugs to the power supply and CD drive > overlap and the CD drive has a minisculely slight tilt down. And there's an > IDE driver on Aminet that theoretically lets you use CDs with IDE ports. > > d. > > > -f > > > >----- > >fdiebel@boulez.emrl.com > >a/v composition and engineering. > > I STRONGLY reccommend CacheCDFS (included in the IDEfix archive)! It's the only Amiga CDFS that supports the Win95 Joliette format. I had both the other competitors (not including the brain dead C= thing) hang when accessing discs made for WIn95. This handles it flawlessly. ‰ -----------== Posted via Deja News, The Discussion Network ==---------- http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Discuss, or Start Your Own
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