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In article <3599faca.1807952097@news.demon.co.uk>, haeb@demon.net went...
> On Mon, 8 Jun 1998 11:16:50 +0100, "Mark Painter"
> <mark@soundout_dot_demon.co.uk> wrote:
> 
> >Hi Folks
> >
> >I need to be able to play two audio tracks at once, e.g. two  MP3 or one MP3
> >and one Wave file on our Radio Stations' PC.
> >
> >Has anyone any suggestions as to how this can be achieved?
>
Yes you can play 2 mp3s or wavs at once but i think you'll find this can 
either be software *or* hardware dependant. I know winamp mentions this 
feature (i havnt tried it) but the program i'm thinking of actually 
software mixes the two (or more) audio files into one buffer for the 
soundcard, so in effect you can use any old card.

My guess is that you want to 'segue' or overlap songs, yes? I've been 
through all these questions myself as i'm setting up an automated radio 
station. BTW, do you know what software your station's using? 
 
>    This is one way of doing this, but not the easiest.  Geting two
> soundcards to work in one machine is *not* easy.

Actually i put two AWE64 golds in a machine and it was one of the easiest 
installations i've done, win95 recognised them both straight away, no 
conflicts or software probs at all.


PJee

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