Krzysztof Halasa wrote:
SOUND_ADLIB
IIRC 8-bit sound, ISA. GUS on DOS used to emulate it
Extremely classic card. Would be fun to still have around if only for
history's sake...
SOUND_PAS
Pro Audio Spectrum. Earlier than GUS? 8-bit I think
Also drives my PAS16s. Yes, it's very old -- non-pnp ISA and all that.
Used to be a fairly popular card at the time though (since it sounds
better than most other cards of the era) so there's still a couple of
those around. I believe I have three lying around somewhere, one of them
in fact still installed (in a machine that's currently not available
though).
Sure, wouldn't be a tragedy to remove, but keeping it neither (writing
an ALSA driver for the stupid thing has been on my personal TODO only
slightly shorter then all the items preceding it).
SOUND_PSS
SOUND_SB
The original one (8-bit)? Not sure about relation to Kahlua and PAS
The relation to PAS16 at least is that the PAS includes a (independent)
SB8 compatible chip. The OSS driver supplies two sound devices. At the
moment, I'm not recalling with certainty whether or not they were also
hardware mixed, but I guess they were...
Rene.
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