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Article #10192Re: PC Speaker Volume Control
From: Sergio L Aponte
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 18:15
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 18:15
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What we need here is some enterprising soul that will write a TSR or a device driver to redirect speaker output to the (card-of-choice) once (card-of-choice) is installed. This could be loaded on boot and all sound should then come out thru the card. I am amazed that sound card manufacturers don't provide this with their own cards. The solution still requires a sound card. To increase the volume of your in-board speaker, you will have to somehow increase the signal, which is basically what an AMP does. By the time you spend money on some kind of AMP, install it, replace the blown speaker, etc... You probably should just buy the sound card... ;-)
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