Re: Question for the older DOS/Win9x guys
A speech synthesizer is a totally different device. A pci card is a single-channel audio interface capable of producing speech. The interfaces require a tsr usually shipped on a diskette with the package in order to interface to the machine
Re: Question for the older DOS/Win9x guys
Thanks for the help. Since their speech synthesis devices do they have their own audio jacks, are they able to be connected to a soundblaster so I can use both at the same time?
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Re: Question for the older DOS/Win9x guys
Some are pci cards, while some are serials. Pci cards are not commonly used in laptop machines where ou had pcmcia cards and serial options. Dectalk Express is a serial device.
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Re: Question for the older DOS/Win9x guys
@2 Are these ad-in cards, like how PCI-E works, or are they serial devices? Are they difficult to set up?I remember Freedom Scientific having all the jaws version on their website, from DOS to current, like 6 years ago, when I checked recently
Re: Question for the older DOS/Win9x guys
For Dos specifically? Talking Dosbox. If you really want the full experience of going retro, get a real hardware synth off someone who still has one, I personally have a Dectalk Express that still works.Re, JAWS: I have a Jaws6 cd around, but I am
Question for the older DOS/Win9x guys
Yo!!! Alright, I'll get straight to the point. If I wanna get an old machine and turn it into a retro gaming rig, what will I need to use DOS? I know they have screen readers on DOS but I understand it doesn't work the same way that regular Windows
