On 1999-08-12 [EMAIL PROTECTED] <Travis Siegel> said:
>If the card in the laptop/notebook is sbpro compatible, then what's
>wrong with using the soundblaster sbpro drivers? You can record
>under dos with those just fine.
Travis. The Sound Blaster Pro drivers *do not* support recording sound
under DOS with my Yamaha sound card -- no matter what I try to do!
>I've done this many times ...
Well, good for you. But it's not working for me.
>even the new awe64 card has dos software for it, I'm using one of
>those now, and it works just fine. You've got to load a whole lot
>of junk to make it happen, but it's not all that difficult to have
>multiple config.sys files one for sound, and one for none.
Ok. Then find equivalent DOS software for recording sound with my Yamaha
card (or a Sound Blaster Pro compatible program) at the Creative Labs
website. I want this "junk" of which you speak. I boot with multiple
configurations -- I know it's not difficult. But what do you have in mind,
anyway? I've looked at and tried just about everything at the Creative Labs
website, without success. After calling Toshiba, they emphatically told me
that my machine does not have software (from them) that enables recording
capabilities. Why, I don't know... other than their lack of interest in
DOS support.
Jerry
Internet Montana
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