Date: Mon, 29 May 2000 21:13:47 +0800
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: another problem

On Sun, 28 May 2000 15:28:26 +0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> This is kind of strange.  I have recently gotten a newer computer with
> windows 95.  I am still in the process of learrning about it, so in the
> meantime, I am still using Nettamer.  As a matter of factt, I probably will
> still continue to do sso for email and usenet, even after I learn Explorrer.
>  The computer is 100 mhz with 32 megs of ram.  When I boot up, I go to the
> start menu and restart in msdos mode.  Now comes the weird part. When I run
> Nettamer, all the wave file seem to run very sslowly.  I can use plany to
> run the ffiles and play them at regular speedd, but when I run Nettamer,
> they sound v-e-r-y sslow.  Alsso, I can't seem to get a connection faster
> than 14,400.  The computer is an Aptiva with an Aptiva modem.  When I run
> Explorer in win95, it will connect close to 28.8.  Does anybody have any
> idea about what I may be doing wrong?  The old computer is a pentium 60

I believe that the Aptiva has an onboard DSP (digital signal processor)
that is shared between the sound card and the modem.  Normally modems
and sound cards each have their own DSPs but as you said this is an
Aptiva.  From within Windows the sound/modem drivers can be configured to
allocate the DSP processing power between the modem and the sound card. 
I don't know how the DSP works in DOS mode (or if it does at all) and
that may be your problem.

Philip

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