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sorry a thing I forgot to mention is, the only one case when you CAN play an XM - File using a 16bit Platform like TP/BP is if you are playing in on a GUS (Gravis Ultra Sound Card), since these cards are different from the SB (Sound Blaster) standard.<br />
Note, MIDAS v0.40a is the highest version you can use under TP/BP because they do not support 16bit Compilers anymore in higher versions. Another possibility (but quite difficiult, I duno exactly how) is to use the Borland Delphi 3 CMD-Compiler to make 32bit executable for DOS...<br />

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sorry a thing I forgot to mention is, the only one case when you CAN play an XM - File using a 16bit Platform like TP/BP is if you are playing in on a GUS (Gravis Ultra Sound Card), since these cards are different from the SB (Sound Blaster) standard.
Note, MIDAS v0.40a is the highest version you can use under TP/BP because they do not support 16bit Compilers anymore in higher versions. Another possibility (but quite difficiult, I duno exactly how) is to use the Borland Delphi 3 CMD-Compiler to make 32bit executable for DOS...


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i have a WAV player Program in PASCAL.. if you want you can send me email to cool17@geocities.com<br />

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i have a WAV player Program in PASCAL.. if you want you can send me email to cool17@geocities.com


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1)how to play xm file in pascal? (better if in background)<br />
please send me the sources of units by e-mail: slava_a@actor.ru<br />
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2) the same, concerning wav and mid files.<br />
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thanks!
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1)how to play xm file in pascal? (better if in background)
please send me the sources of units by e-mail: slava_a@actor.ru

2) the same, concerning wav and mid files.

thanks!

how to play music file in Pascal?

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