Hi everybody,
I just received a direct ~E-Mail~ which i believe is related to "16
Bit Graphic Editors" of March 1st, i think maybe it would help us all if
we could share our favorite search engines. :) I know we don't all use
`Copernic' or the like (i don't even use `Win 95' yet, hence i don't)...
;-)
HC> There's a thing called "CompuShow"...
HE> ...Graphics Workshop... Image Alchemy (v1.7)...
MS> ...a directory full of graphics... ...`QuickView Protected Mode
MS> v2.47' will play ~MPEG~ files including sound...
> I came across your post for seeing pics... ...and hearing music...
> Can you give me the url...
I checked my previous post and i can see why you couldn't find this
program to which i refered without mentioning an archive name, try that:
http://www.multimediaware.com/qv/qvpro247.zip (306 Kb)
The supported sound formats are .WAV, .VOC, .MP3 and other ~MPEG~s.
You won't get the full set of "balance", "bass"/"treeble" and "surround"
commands but volume can be adjusted. Should you need to play .MOD, .SM3
or .XM synthesizer files, i suggest using `XTC-Play' or `JukeBox MP3'...
The archive's names are: `XTCP097c.ZIP' and `JukeMP3.ZIP' respectively.
By the way, one nice site i have visited and which i like a lot is:
ftp://ftp.elf.stuba.sk/pub/pc/
That's from where i DownLoaded `XTCP097c.ZIP', it can be found in a
directory called /sound/ - and don't miss the oportunity to look around!
8^)
The current home of `XTC-Play' appears to be located at this ~URL~:
ftp://ftp.sunet.se/pubc/demos/scene.org/demos/groups/sanction/
I don't recall what my search engine was at the moment but here are
those i often use: www.alltheweb.com, www.ftpfind.com, www.yahoo.com or
www.google.com and perhaps ftpsearch.ntnu.no would still be valid too...
Salutations, 8-)
Michel Samson
www3.sympatico.ca/bicephale
a/s Bicephale
... DOS+TCP/IP+TelNet+ZMoDem/Kermit+.QWK technologies for XTs or better!
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