Hi Folks,
Pippi wrote:
>> Don't know about the id3 tag but I had the above machine, souped up with an
>> overdrive chip so it was a 586-133 and I had a good 16bit sound blaster
>> card and still couldn't play mp3 worth diddly squat. Just couldn't run the
>> decompression fast enough to make it sound right.
Bernie wrote:
> What program, and for what OS/GUI (ex. Windows 3.x, Windows 95, DOS etc.),
> was that?
Well, I have a '486, 133 MHz, 32 Mb RAM, Coprocessor installed, SB16,
running MS-DOS 6.20 and Win 3.1.
And I can play MP3s in both OS, using (DOS) Dosamp, DAMP, QuickView,
FreeCDP Player (thanks Florian), and MPX (the best performer), and for
Win 3.1 I can use WinPlay3 (it works, thanks for the tip Or) but only if
I adjust the settings to less than best output.
OK, for all of these, I am using the CPU close to max, but they ALL
play MP3s. :)
What have I got that you haven't ? (so to speak).
Regards,
Ron
Ron Clarke http://homepages.valylink.net.au/~ausreg/music.html
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