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#BRIDGE – Problems
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I don't have the pin numbers in my brain right now, but what you might do is
feed the PC card audio out signal to the audio in pin of the internal serial
bus header of the 2000. This merges the PC audio prior to the Amiga's amps, so
the sound comes out of your 1080 monitor at a level similar to that of the
Amiga itself when it sounds off. As I recall, this is pin 6 of the serial
header; headers are numbered like slots, odd on one side, even on the other,
not like ICs, so be careful and maybe check your user manual for the full
details before hooking this up.
-Dave
Don(SYSOP) seemed to have hinted at this possibility when the subject was
raised, but I never saw an answer as to how well it had come out.
I'm not supposed to be so niave at computer hardware, but I haven't taken the
time to read the documentation yet. I DID see a "AUDIO IN" pin indicated on
the serial port, but I assume that that would have to have something which was
looking at the port to make it work.
I'll take another look through the manual since it WOULD be much cleaner to
not have an external speaker for the PC side…and "Astro Grover" just isn't
the same without sound.
Thanks, Pete
Don(SYSOP) seemed to have hinted at this possibility when the subject was
raised, but I never saw an answer as to how well it had come out.
I'm not supposed to be so niave at computer hardware, but I haven't taken the
time to read the documentation yet. I DID see a "AUDIO IN" pin indicated on
the serial port, but I assume that that would have to have something which was
looking at the port to make it work.
I'll take another look through the manual since it WOULD be much cleaner to
not have an external speaker for the PC side…and "Astro Grover" just isn't
the same without sound.
Thanks, Pete