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From: Chuck Meyer
Date: Fri, 05 May 1989 20:44
Date: Fri, 05 May 1989 20:44
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If your player has a serial input for computer control, it can be done. Usually this will be a 9- or 25-pin socket marked "Remote", "Computer", or "Serial" or some such. the control protocol, baud rate, etc. will be in the user docs. There is a Voyager Stack which was written for videodisk players. it is customizable and could be modified for audio players. --Chuck -- INTERNET: bmug!User.Name@apple.COM UUCP: apple!bmug!User.Name
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