Re: PC Speaker Volume Control

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From: McArthur E. Sandridge III
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 17:45

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In article <1992Dec30.181506.693@pony.Ingres.COM> sergio@Ingres.COM (Sergio L Aponte) writes:
>
>	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 thought this was what the PC Speaker connection on the SBPro was for?
I know that my friend (I have not found the proper 2 pin connectors to
set me up yet...) has all his sound comming from the board (His memory
ticks on bootup was what gave it away initally...).  I don't know if you
can then adjust the volume, but by far, it would have to give you
something better than the speaker itself!

Buddy Sandridge
ms3@reef.cis.ufl.edu

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