This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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Bob, I'll go out on a limb here and say ALL if not most CD drives and have an AUDIO out connector in the back of the drive. Why not just go and take a physical look at one of these beasts, it may answer any further questions. Scott
Chip, You guessed the problem and here is Broderdund's response. Sorry! 🙂 They hard coded sound to IRQ 5 only…. Scott
One thing to look at is the Sound Blaster Pro Mixer in Windows. Make sure the Volume slide controls are locked and both channels are set the same.
Larry, in a word. I don't know. I seriously doubt that there is any way at this time as where we can place TSR's. Of course this could change any day. Scott
Lynne, I'm not picking on you BUT, I just have to correct a few things: 1. The SBPRO card and SB-16 use a 40 pin cd rom interface of thier own doing that directly plugs from the cd-rom drive into the sound card. 2. There is only ONE card to…
Funny, I'm listening to Nautilus 2-12 on my SB-16 card and using CDPLYR.EXE from DOS while typing this message using OZ! Kevin, I think that was a beta test media player problem. It does not work in Windows. Scott
Read message 19990 and find WHOM to talk to, to receive a disk. Scott
Hugh, Everything I have read says NOT to load the CDROM.SYS driver high. MSCDEX can be loaded high with no ill effects. I realize WE all try to throw everything up in high memory…. but sometimes it just doesn't work. Scott
Phil, When you first left a message concerning this cd I called Nimbus and talked to someone and was 'put off' to say the least. I was referred to some dealers, of which I did not write down the info. Since, i wasn't "a dealer" it seemed I was more…