SonicWave - SR
User’s Guide
Version 4.0
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allows much more data to pass from the PCI bus to the
host processor. The ISA bus is only capable of 16-bit
bandwidth transfers. Using the PCI bus will allow up to a
20 times increase in speed over much slower DMA
transfers on the ISA bus. This drastically reduces the
overhead on the host CPU. This tremendous processing
power opens up new possibilities for sound cards. Real-
time software based sound fields are now possible without
bogging down the host CPU.
Features:
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PCI 2.1 Compliant
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Soft MPEG-II Support
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Microsoft DirectSound and MMSystem
Compliance
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128-voice Software Wave-Table Synthesizer
support Available
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Superior 3D positional Audio Support
•
Creative Environmental Audio (EAX) game
titles Compatible
•
Native DOS Game Support without Software
Emulation
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Analog/Digital Joystick Interface
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Legacy Audio compatibility
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Hardware Sound Blaster Pro compatibility
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AdLib compatible Music Synthesizer
•
MPU401 UART mode MIDI interface Joystick
About This Document
Many people don’t read manuals, however, an
ounce of caution is worth a pound of prevention,
so we do strongly recommended that you take a
few moments to go through these pages before
installing your SonicWave-SR hardware and
Summary of Contents for SonicWave-SR
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Page 41: ...SonicWave SR User s Guide Version 4 0 41 2 Select Device tab...
Page 45: ...SonicWave SR User s Guide Version 4 0 45 6 Select Winnt4 sub directory for NT driver...
Page 47: ...SonicWave SR User s Guide Version 4 0 47 1 Double click on Multimedia icon...
Page 65: ...SonicWave SR User s Guide Version 4 0 65 From pull down menu to select the Properties...
