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Started by Dave Gates
Fri, 12 Sep 1997 00:00
Is there a list of which soundcards Quake 2 will support?
Author: Dave Gates
Date: Fri, 12 Sep 1997 00:00
Date: Fri, 12 Sep 1997 00:00
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Is there a list of which soundcards Quake 2 will support? I'm thinking of getting Ensoniq's AudioPCI, which will work with anything that the Ensoniq SoundScape would work with, but I'm really looking forward to Quake 2 and don't want to do anything stupid (like when I bought a Diamond Stealth 3D instead of the Monster). If anyone knows, can you please CC me in email. Thanks. Dave Gates
Re: Is there a list of which soundcards Quake 2 will support?
Author: Slipgate
Date: Sat, 13 Sep 1997 00:00
Date: Sat, 13 Sep 1997 00:00
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Dave Gates wrote: > > Is there a list of which soundcards Quake 2 will support? > > I'm thinking of getting Ensoniq's AudioPCI, which will work with > anything that the Ensoniq SoundScape would work with, but I'm really > looking forward to Quake 2 and don't want to do anything stupid (like > when I bought a Diamond Stealth 3D instead of the Monster). > > If anyone knows, can you please CC me in email. > > Thanks. > > Dave Gates It's a Win32 program, and should be able to use your sound card as long as Windows 95 or NT can use it (i.e., have the Win32 drivers to it). -- Slipgate - AKA Ismail Saeed Webmaster, http://www.quake2.com mailto:slip...@quake2.com
Re: Is there a list of which soundcards Quake 2 will support?
Author: Slipgate
Date: Sat, 13 Sep 1997 00:00
Date: Sat, 13 Sep 1997 00:00
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Dave Gates wrote: > > Is there a list of which soundcards Quake 2 will support? > > I'm thinking of getting Ensoniq's AudioPCI, which will work with > anything that the Ensoniq SoundScape would work with, but I'm really > looking forward to Quake 2 and don't want to do anything stupid (like > when I bought a Diamond Stealth 3D instead of the Monster). > > If anyone knows, can you please CC me in email. > > Thanks. > > Dave Gates It's a Win32 program, and should be able to use your sound card as long as Windows 95 or NT can use it (i.e., have the Win32 drivers to it). -- Slipgate - AKA Ismail Saeed Webmaster, http://www.quake2.com mailto:slip...@quake2.com
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