Hi Folks, Charles,
I wrote:
> And MSP.EXE uses the same Allegro library, so has the same
>sound output for MIDIs.
Charles wrote:
> If it will use the installed WinGroove synth driver I'm good to go!
Nope. MSP.EXE is a pure DOS program and Wingroove, and its bits, are
Windows.
Charles wrote:
> One recorded MIDI/WAV conversion gets me a 20-70meg WAV file.
> With W31's limit of 16meg of memory it's not likely I can
> load any of these into an editor to normalize or equalize
> or any other adjustments. Even a good 196k bps MP3 is going
> to be 5 meg or more. Video and Audio require some extreme
> resources for editing. Almost too extreme IMO.
I don't follow you ! I can record MIDI to WAV, get 35 - 45 MB WAV
files, edit/trim/convert/whatever, then compress to either MP3 of OGG
files at 128 kbs or better, and all in Windows 3.1.
I use the software that came with the SB16 soundcard.
And I can also edit AVI video (any that I have the codecs for) also in
W3.1, using the freeware MS editor. MOV and QT can be converted into AVI
for editing, then converted back using SMARTVID for win3.1 and DOS, also
freeware. MPEG is a bit more involved, but there is old freeware that
can do it if you have the time and patience.
If W3.1 has a limit at 16 MB, nobody told my computer.
Ben A L Jemmett wrote:
> BTW, I'm 99% certain Windows 3.1 could see all 40MB of installed RAM on my
> old P133 machine (now doing router/server duty here so I can't boot into DOS
> and check); admittedly it's been a long time since I did any development
> under Win16 so there might be a per-allocation or per-application limitation
> I'm forgetting.
Well, Win3.1 sees all of the 64 MB RAM I have, with a swap file of
over twice that.
Regards,
Ron
Ron Clarke
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