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Can somebody give the URL to some website where I can find these drivers?

High everybody, I've got an old Zoltrix TVMax card based on the very popular Conexant Brooktree Bt848 chip. The drivers Zoltriz has ara for Win95/98 and a beta drivers for Win 2k, no drivers for Win XP. As the Bt848 chip is quite used still I'm thinking of installing the drivers of some otrhe...

I'm not at all an expert in sound card hardwaqre but I know a bit about general sound theory, frecuency analysis and so on. Now I'm starting to learn DSP programing (with a Texas Instruments DSPs of course) and find it very enyoing. Basically I'm programing diferents efects right now, efects...

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Have you had the time to see any of these?

Is there much support for Eax? Is it worth getting one of these subwoofer + satellites speakers? Is it worth going for a 5.1 Speakers?

Is there much support for Eax? Is it worth getting one of these subwoofer + satellites speakers? Is it worth going for a 5.1 Speakers?

The links are: Theinquirer http://www.theinquirer.net Theregister http://www.theregister.co.uk Hexus.net http://www.hexus.net Noticias3D.com (Spanish) http://www.noticias3d.com Hardware.fr (French) http://www.hardware.fr/

The SNR of the Audigy is 100 dB but it has a very horrible frecuency response in the audio band region (20Hz - 20kHz). In an recent review at Tom's they said that the frecuency response (it should be a straight line) had variations of about 5 dB whichs means that some frecuencies approx...

I've beae surfing the hardware web sites nearly from the beginning and remember the early days of Tom's Hardware Guide, Anandtech and Ace's Hardare. There were just too few sites then. Now the hardware community has grown beyond any projected border and it's easy to find quality info at...

I remember years ago the enormous difference I noticed in quality when I upgraded from a Sound Blaster Pro (8 bit) to Sound Blaster 16 (16 bit). Then the Sound Blaster AWE 32 entered the market bringing wave table sintesis and I upgraded from my Sblaster 16 which offered FM synthesis and I also...

<< In Windows 3.1 and earlier, it was all cooperative multitasking. Each app is supposed to give up control of the computer so that they can all share. Under NT, it's all preemptive, where the OS steps in and says to the app, "you WILL give up the processor now." >> So it's just as I thought...

Hi everybody, I've always heard that there are two types of multitasking: the "real" ONE which is pre-emptive multitasking implemented in Windows NT/2K/XP, Linux, Mac Os X and an emulation (is there any name for it?) used in Windows 95/98/ME. Is that true? Also I've heard that the "real"...