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> Hmmm.  I know of the beast, but have no experience with it.  The
> Vibra16 is the OEM name for the Soundblaster 16, so you may be able
> to use that driver.  Especially if it /is/ indeed circuitry compatible.

So if Vibra16 is an OEM for Soundblaster and my board is a Dell OEM of
the Vibra, wouldn't that be an OEM off and OEM?  :)

> I checked for you.  The for-pay version, opensound, supports all
> four versions of the opl3-SA2 chipset.  The free version ossfree
> claims to support some of them in Windows Soundsystem mode, after
> isolating them with the pnp tools (isapnp).  Go there and grab the
> latest version, though:

Thanks.  Actually, I looked myself too but I though the free version was
a trial only and would expire after 7 days and have to be reinstalled? 
(I was hoping Linux wouldn't let programs do that.)  I don't know the
first thing about plug and play, except, of course, that it's catchy!  I
don't know anything about drivers either, but I'll give it a shot.  If
not, $20 isn't that much, but it had better come with some good
installation instructions.

I got x11amp, which seems to play mp3s at the right speed, but still
decodes everything to static.  The points again to the drivers I'm
afraid?


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Adam Carheden
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