Installing and Configuring Sound Options
Just as digital video has improved over the last three years, PC audio has come a long way. The original Sound Blaster board delivered audio quality about on par with that of a dashboard AM option. Today, sound boards have evolved to handle CD-quality sound, reproduce realistic MIDI scores, and even create compelling 3-D audio for games and titles. Most importantly, the majority of PCs sold now include installed sound boards.
In the past, intractable audio conflicts and difficult installations made PC-based audio difficult to manage. Windows 95 has improved the situation, providing a set of standard interfaces and applications that make working with audio easier than before. In addition, Windows 95 reduces ...
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