Hello.
The extender didn't work for me EEE PC using freedos, the sound was too
fast with outrun and the game was slow.
Dosbox handles the speaker ans soundblaster.
On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 12:37 AM Rober To via Freedos-user <
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> I meant: "running DOSBOX w
I meant: "running DOSBOX with this version of the HX EXTENDER with modern
sound support..."
En martes, 4 de enero de 2022 01:14:25 CET, Rober To
escribió:
Well. I am not a programmer. Summarizing, modern audio support in DOS is
quite difficult. There aren't modern drivers; but some
Well. I am not a programmer. Summarizing, modern audio support in DOS is
quite difficult. There aren't modern drivers; but some programs have inside
support for a wide range of modern soundcards (Mpxplay is the best example).
Mpxplay works perfectly in my computer.
Have you tried this version
Paul Edwards asked:
| I'd like to ask a more fundamental question - why does
| video not require a driver to be installed, but audio does?
| Is audio more complicated than video or something? Or
| was it never properly standardized by IBM or someone?
|
I think it is because the PC always had vid
Thankyou everyone for your answers. I've made a
lot of progress and Freedos is looking fantastic.
The first problem I would like to address is that I
have installed the DOS version of mplayer and the
video is working fine, but there is no audio.
Some research said that I need to use jemm with /s
Hi Paul
Something to play MP3:- The best option by far is
MPXPLAY:http://mpxplay.sourceforge.net/
Something to play movies:- Although the complete version is not free, QuickView
is the best option: http://www.multimediaware.com/qv/
If I don't remember badly, there is a DOS port of Mplayer; mayb
Advice about win32 apps is fairly off-topic here. win32 apps that work on
HX that work on FreeDOS doesn't really make this request more on-topic.
You can find a bit of info apps that work at
https://www.japheth.de/HX.html
https://pmwiki.xaver.me/drdoswiki/index.php?n=Main.HX-DOS#toc24
On Sun,
Paul Edwards said
| In particular I want:
|
| 1. Something to display JPEGs
|
| ...
|
| 4. Something to read and write text email
|
| 5. Something to send/receive email to gmail.
I am expecting this to be DOS-specific
For 1) above, I recommend LXPic:
http://hplx.pgdn.de
It is small, fast even on
Hi folks.
Freedos 1.3 RC5 is now good enough for my main need
which is to do development work using gccwin (similar
to mingw) to build Win32 executables. (making use of
HX too).
I am now looking for Freedos to be a viable alternative
to Windows for the rest of the things I would like to do.
What
