quote:Original post by Ruudje
the problem is you cant do that anymore... you cant write directly to the ports in protected mode. but stuff like directx and fmod and openal can, so there should be a way

Your right, I should have been more specific. What you could do is write a dos program (ie. use a compiler that can create dos code. I think VC++ V1.52 was the last MS compiler that did. Though there are others that might still). Most versions of windows should be able to handle a true dos program. But again, this is not truly the solution you need, writing to the hardware is not a good idea.

fmod uses software (or hardware through API calls) for mixing. And for play sounds fmod uses selectable drivers.

Linux : oss, alsa, esd;
Windows : dsound, winmm;

Edited for clarity

[edited by - pjcast on December 22, 2003 1:38:00 PM]

All of the various waveOut* functions are documented here.

quote:Original post by Sphet
out of phase by 180 degrees (? or 90 I forget)

You''re correct, sin(x) = -sin(x+180)
sin and cos are related by phase shift of 90.

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