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 SBDSP v2b - Sound Player for SoundBlaster   Romesh Prakashpalan 11.02.1995

Звуковой модуль для саундбластера. Работает с форматом RPD. В комплект входят три конвертора файлов: VOC to RPD, WAV to RPD, RPD to WAV. Компилируется BP7 в real mode.
SBDSP is a Pascal Unit that allows one to utilize the FULL power of the Sound Blaster's Digital channel. Freeware.



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***************************************************************** * SBDSP Read Me file * * ================== * * * * SBDSP is Copyright (C) 1994, 1995 by Romesh Prakashpalan, * * all rights reserved * ***************************************************************** Table Of Contents: ================== 1) Introduction to SBDSP 2) Features and System Requirements 3) Getting Started 4) Modifications necessary to work with Turbo Pascal 6.0 5) Implementing REAL TIME FX 6) Structure of the RPD file format 7) Notes on the future + Contacting the author ****************************************************************** * Introduction to SBDSP * ****************************************************************** SBDSP is a Pascal Unit that allows one to utilize the FULL power of the Sound Blaster's Digital channel. At one stage in my game programming projects I realized that I was going to need digital sound and music in my games! After all, the PC Speaker was just NOT going to be good enough for a production level game (BTW, I still haven't released anything as of this writing), but to my dismay, all of the books and literature seemed to use the darn libraries that Creative ships with "genuine" (albeit noisy) Sound Blasters. This meant that people without the drivers would not be able to run my programs! So, I contacted Creative, and found out that their developer's kit costs 100 U.S Dollars! I then hunted on the Internet, and found a few docs here and there, and I eventually managed to create the SBDSP and SBFM libraries. Anyways,