Re: sound files

[Michael Gryba]

>get it to say some of HALs quotes during startup and such, but it seems I
>need either I need a form of quicktime that will run on a mac classic
>running OS 7.5.3 on 4mb ram, or i need some way to dumb the files down

...and that won't work, because the Classic not only lacks Color Quickdraw
in
its ROMs, but only has a 68000 CPU, which won't run QuickTime anyway.

>further so that they will play on the already stressed system. I already
>took the files from 8-bit Sun .au files to 7.0 .snd files but i need
>something and being a realtive mac virgin I am open to suggestions.

Just sound, or is there video involved too?

The files I am wanting to run are simlpy sound, about 3 to 5 seconds in
length, there is one file about 48 seconds long but i could do without that
one.  My problem is I need some way to play the files, other than quicktime.
Soundapp will only take me so far, i got the files converted to mac 7 sound
files, so at least it recognises the files as sound files. Now all I need is
some for of a player.


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Re: sound files

[the pickle]

At 06:42 -0700 on 30/07/02, Michael Gryba wrote:

>Soundapp will only take me so far, i got the files converted to mac 7 sound
>files, so at least it recognises the files as sound files. Now all I need is
>some for of a player.

If you put them in the Startup Items folder, they'll play at startup.  I don't
think there *is* any way to make them play while the extensions are loading,
though.

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Can't restart IIci

[dan_A]

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Hi list-
My computer was working well. I'm using 7.5.3, I have the original 
drive that I use for start up and a 2gb external with a duplicate OS. 
There is a supermac video card, cache card, an ether net card and 32 
mb RAM. I had gotten rid of a 17" NEC monitor (stupidly) and am now 
running an apple 14" off the built-in card. The SuperMac doesn't seem 
to like the 14".

As I said everything was running and I even had the IIci operating on 
my network. Then...I tried to force a start from the external drive 
using a key combination which killed something. The keys were shift, 
option, command, delete...which I use on my S900. Now I can't 
restart. I tried zapping the PRAM and got no zapping activity. When I 
start, the monitor lights to white (just a flicker) and then back to 
black. I hear what sounds like a hd crackle for a few seconds and 
then just the fan. I disconnected the external SCSI and ethernet 
card. No help. I removed the video card, no difference. Tried to 
start from 7.5 floppy (disk first aid)-no activity. Took the machine 
apart, cleaned it, changed the original battery, checked to see if 
all the ram and cards were seated, put it together and nothing. I 
don't know if I fried something or I'm missing something simple or 
what. Any ideas out there? Thanks for any help.

dan_A



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Re: Can't restart IIci

[the pickle]

At 15:02 -0400 on 30/07/02, dan_A wrote:

>using a key combination which killed something. The keys were shift,
>option, command, delete...which I use on my S900. Now I can't
>restart. I tried zapping the PRAM and got no zapping activity. When I
>start, the monitor lights to white (just a flicker) and then back to

Try holding *just* the option key for a few seconds with the SuperMac card
(which one is it, BTW?) installed.

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Re: Can't restart IIci

[R.A. Cantrell]

on 7/30/02 2:02 PM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Any ideas out there? Thanks for any help.
try hooking the monitor to the Supermac card and holding down the spacebar
on restart. If that  doesn't do it, take the Supermac card out and try
zapping pram.
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Where is swaplist?

[Dwight Hines]

And how do I subscribe?
d
> 
> Steven wrote:
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>> I'm on the Apple2 list by LEM.  We are allowed to post stuff for sale there,
>> because of the nature of the computer.
> 
> As the pickle said...if it is a rare part (or something specific to a related
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Re: Can't restart IIci

[dan_A]

>on 7/30/02 2:02 PM, dan_A at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>>  Any ideas out there? Thanks for any help.
>try hooking the monitor to the Supermac card and holding down the spacebar
>on restart. If that  doesn't do it, take the Supermac card out and try
>zapping pram.
>--
>All the best,
>R.A. Cantrell
>

>Try holding *just* the option key for a few seconds with the SuperMac card
>(which one is it, BTW?) installed.

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I tried Just the option key. No go. I reconnected the monitor to the 
SuperMac card (The info printed on the card says J3  U1 2. I've long 
forgotton the model number since I bought the machine new in 1989? 
and reactivated it a few months ago.) and held down the space 
bar--nothing. I've had the monitor connected to the built in card 
with the SuperMac card removed, prior to the battery change and 
couldn't zap the PRAM then. Right now I still have the monitor 
attached to the SuperMac card...  did I fry something?

dan_A

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Re: Where is swaplist?

[william ahearn]

Dwight Hines wrote:
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> d
Go here and read all about it:



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Re: sound files

[Gregg Eshelman]

See what ibeep 2 from here will do for you.

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Re: sound files

[Gregg Eshelman]

--- Gregg Eshelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> See what ibeep 2 from here will do for you.
> 
> http://www.unitus.org/classicmac/system.html

If that doesn't work, try this.

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