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Getting Started Guide - Page 2

...be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of Creative Technology Ltd. Audio Card Plug and Play Getting Started Information in this document is subject to copy the...Microsoft Corporation. All other medium except as specifically allowed in the license agreement. Sound Blaster 16 and Wave Blaster are registered trademarks of this manual may make one copy of Creative Technology Ltd...

Getting Started Guide - Page 9

... the screw aside. 4. If you have a memory upgrade module (DRAM daughterboard) and your card's 16-bit slot connector with the screw that you have an internal amplifier, or if you may want to your system. DRAM Upgrade connectors Housing Audio Card Memory upgrade module Figure 1-1: Mounting the memory upgrade module. 5. The screw will be used...

Getting Started Guide - Page 10

... properly. That is identical to that on your audio card is , click the Start button, point to Programs, point to use the AWE Control Panel. Load SoundFont banks. The joystick connector on a standard PC game control adapter or game I/O connector. Make sure that your Sound Blaster card, and then click AWE Control Panel. 3. For better...

Getting Started Guide - Page 17

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Getting Started Guide - Page 24

.... Its syntax is the drive and directory of audio cards. A-4 Understanding the Installation SOUND Environment Variable The SOUND environment variable specifies your system. The syntax for your audio software directory. The parameters in the command and their possible default values are as follows: SOUND=path where path is : BLASTER=A220 I5 D1 H5 P330 E620 T6 The...

Getting Started Guide - Page 25

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Getting Started Guide - Page 26

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Getting Started Guide - Page 28

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Getting Started Guide - Page 29

for your audio card and click the Properties button. 6. Select the Creative Sound Blaster entry for example, C:\SB16. 3. To enable the Creative 3D Stereo ...8. To enable or disable 3DSE in Windows 95 1. Click the Start button, point to the directory containing your audio card is selected. In the System Properties dialog box, click the Device Manager tab. 4. For details on full-duplex ...

Getting Started Guide - Page 38

... two or more of audio cards. Make sure that the following statements are missing, run SETUP in bold apply only to use the same I/O address, IRQ line, or DMA channel. Troubleshooting C-5 3. SETUP rewrites SYSTEM.INI to set to Sound Blaster SB32 and the AWE line of the statements are present: [boot] drivers=mmsystem.dll msmixmgr...

Getting Started Guide - Page 68

Microsoft, MS-DOS, Windows, and the Windows logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Creative Technology Ltd. Real Audio is a registered trademark of their speaker volume. Sound Blaster is a trademark of the NetSpeak Corporation. If Creative Video Webphone does display TALK when you speak into the microphone, increase your MIC volume and check ...

Getting Started Guide - Page 71

... will configure your Creative and Windows drivers. The default directory is placed AFTER the statement that calls the other configuration manager. 3 CTCM configures Creative PnP cards only. But it can do so by your Creative PnP card(s) and update the BLASTER environment variable if it detects a Creative audio card in silent mode and update the parameters...

Getting Started Guide - Page 81

... first time, it will need to install a PnP configuration driver and utility to existing PnP cards. When you can detect this new legacy card, Windows 95 may be introduced by the PnP configuration driver to install a PnP configuration driver and a PnP configuration utility. PnP Configuration Drivers and Utilities If you do not have a PnP operating system...

Getting Started Guide - Page 87

...want to the Readme file in this leaflet may not apply to have introduced our software wavetable synthesizer, Creative WaveSynth/WG. The following constraints apply in this . And vice versa. But there are some limitations. For details, refer to play and record audio... files, that suits your audio card. full-duplex and half-duplex..., the Sound Blaster hardware and driver do a wave...

Getting Started Guide - Page 88

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Getting Started Guide - Page 89

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Getting Started Guide - Page 91

... disable full duplex in the Creative Mixer window. With this feature in your Sound Blaster card, and then click Creative Mixer. 2. Note: For details on full duplex constraints, refer to the menu of speakers or another 3D sound technology, may distort the audio output. To disable the effect, clear the check box. To view the...

Getting Started Guide - Page 94

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User Guide - Page 2

...backup purposes. All other medium except as specifically allowed in the license agreement. 16-bit Audio Card User's Guide Information in this document is subject to copy the software on ... a commitment on the part of Creative Technology Ltd. Version 1.0 September 1994 Sound Blaster and Sound Blaster 16 are trademarks of Creative Technology Ltd. It is against the law to change without...

User Guide - Page 55

... Sound Blaster MIDI, or MPU-401 port. The MIDI data can only work because PLAY can be played. supports Roland Sound ...Canvas GS. y= B MODE:z z= 0 z= 1 z= 2 specifies internal synthesizer (default). specifies Extended MIDI file format specifies Basic MIDI file format. specifies MIDI port. MODE: z only applies to . Command Line for Playing Audio CDs The command line for playing audio...