xtremee Posted July 21, 2006 Share Posted July 21, 2006 Hi all,i'm looking for a DOS program for preview my imagesi googled alot but i don't find wat i'm wannaIf any one have one that will be greatThanx in advance.Regards,Xtremee Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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LLXX Posted July 21, 2006 Share Posted July 21, 2006 Wow... all that, with DivX, only 569Kb. This must be the work of an expert Asm coder.I use LXPIC for viewing under DOS : http://hplx.pgdn.de/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
xtremee Posted July 21, 2006 Author Share Posted July 21, 2006 @allThanx very very muchbtw IS there any Sound driver for Realtelk Ac'97 that i can use to get my sound card in DOS ?Regards,Xtremee Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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xtremee Posted July 22, 2006 Author Share Posted July 22, 2006 (edited) 1st thanx for ur reply again The dos drivers via provide with the audio driver pack never worked and never will, i have absolutely no idea why they never changed their policy about this. What you need is a driver called "viafmtsr.com" and nothing else. you may still have to use the "Set Blaster" setting, i cant recall exactly. search google for this driver, there are several of them around, some work, some don't. when you have found the right one it will provide both sound and midi emulation, not very good, but still it'll work.http://www.mbudde.de/mp3player/files/DOS%20VIAFMTSR.zipautoexec.bat LOADHIGH C:\DOS\VIA\VIAUDIO.COMLOADHIGH C:\DOS\VIA\VIAFMTSR.COMSET BLASTER=A220 I5 D1 P330Please, report if you succes...Ok+++ i try ur way But it don't work i googled alot (for 5h) till i find that there is no DOS driver for Realtek AC97 But i find a DOS player that can define ur sound card it (i dunno how it do this action) all u need is that .exe file and ur songs to play them but this player play music and no video or pic check this=================================================================Mpxplay is a DOS based (32-bit) audio player, developed in OpenWatcom C v1.3 . Supported files:- audio: AAC, AC3, APE, FLAC, MP2/MP3, MPC, OGG, WMA, WV and CDW (Audio CD ripp'n'play); with plugins: DTS, MOD- containers: ASF (WMA/WMV), AVI, MP4 (M4A), WAV- playlists: M3U, M3U8, PLS, FPL, CUE, MXUMore special functions (not full list):- control with keyboard, mouse, joystick, serial port (infra receiver)- playlist handling, drive and directory scan- useful playlist related functions (sort, tag-filter, on-screen editing)- fast forward and rewind (seeking), between the songs too- cross-fade songs in real tim- auto volume correction; dynamic limiter; surround, speed (freq) control, tone control (mp2,mp3,mpc only)- LCD-display handling- ID3 tag editor and list maker (list->id3tag, id3tag->list)- Unicode (UTF-16, UTF-8) handling (APETagv2, ASF, ID3v2, Flac, M3U8, Ogg)- LFN (long filenames) support under Win9x and DOS (with DOSLFNv0.40 or DOSLFNv0.33)- bitstream I/O handling to cut audio streams without re-encoding (aac,ac3,dts,mp2,mp3 only)- commander functions (file copy,move,del) - AAC,MP3,OGG,Wavpack encoding with DLLs- DSP and visual plugins with DLLsSystem requirements for Mpxplay:CPU: Intel 80486 100mhz (DX4-100) or aboveRAM: 4-8MbSoundcard: - PCI cards (native handling): SB Live/Live24, Audigy 1,2,4,LS; CMI 8338/8738; Intel ICH, VIA 686/8233/8235- ISA cards (or emulation): SB16, ESS, WSS, GUS, SBpro=================================================================This is the site --> http://www.geocities.com/mpxplay/#downloadRegards,Xtremee Edited July 22, 2006 by xtremee Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Shindo_Hikaru Posted July 29, 2006 Share Posted July 29, 2006 Do not forget that Realtek AC 97 varies in different chipset series. what is your chipset series for the realtek Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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pmshah Posted August 11, 2006 Share Posted August 11, 2006 1st thanx for ur reply again The dos drivers via provide with the audio driver pack never worked and never will, i have absolutely no idea why they never changed their policy about this. What you need is a driver called "viafmtsr.com" and nothing else. you may still have to use the "Set Blaster" setting, i cant recall exactly. search google for this driver, there are several of them around, some work, some don't. when you have found the right one it will provide both sound and midi emulation, not very good, but still it'll work.http://www.mbudde.de/mp3player/files/DOS%20VIAFMTSR.zipautoexec.bat LOADHIGH C:\DOS\VIA\VIAUDIO.COMLOADHIGH C:\DOS\VIA\VIAFMTSR.COMSET BLASTER=A220 I5 D1 P330Please, report if you succes...Ok+++ i try ur way But it don't work i googled alot (for 5h) till i find that there is no DOS driver for Realtek AC97 But i find a DOS player that can define ur sound card it (i dunno how it do this action) all u need is that .exe file and ur songs to play them but this player play music and no video or pic check this=================================================================Mpxplay is a DOS based (32-bit) audio player, developed in OpenWatcom C v1.3 . Supported files:- audio: AAC, AC3, APE, FLAC, MP2/MP3, MPC, OGG, WMA, WV and CDW (Audio CD ripp'n'play); with plugins: DTS, MOD- containers: ASF (WMA/WMV), AVI, MP4 (M4A), WAV- playlists: M3U, M3U8, PLS, FPL, CUE, MXUMore special functions (not full list):- control with keyboard, mouse, joystick, serial port (infra receiver)- playlist handling, drive and directory scan- useful playlist related functions (sort, tag-filter, on-screen editing)- fast forward and rewind (seeking), between the songs too- cross-fade songs in real tim- auto volume correction; dynamic limiter; surround, speed (freq) control, tone control (mp2,mp3,mpc only)- LCD-display handling- ID3 tag editor and list maker (list->id3tag, id3tag->list)- Unicode (UTF-16, UTF-8) handling (APETagv2, ASF, ID3v2, Flac, M3U8, Ogg)- LFN (long filenames) support under Win9x and DOS (with DOSLFNv0.40 or DOSLFNv0.33)- bitstream I/O handling to cut audio streams without re-encoding (aac,ac3,dts,mp2,mp3 only)- commander functions (file copy,move,del) - AAC,MP3,OGG,Wavpack encoding with DLLs- DSP and visual plugins with DLLsSystem requirements for Mpxplay:CPU: Intel 80486 100mhz (DX4-100) or aboveRAM: 4-8MbSoundcard: - PCI cards (native handling): SB Live/Live24, Audigy 1,2,4,LS; CMI 8338/8738; Intel ICH, VIA 686/8233/8235- ISA cards (or emulation): SB16, ESS, WSS, GUS, SBpro=================================================================This is the site --> http://www.geocities.com/mpxplay/#downloadRegards,XtremeeYou set the chip to work as SB-16 in bios. Perhaps it will then work under dos. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fredledingue Posted August 13, 2006 Share Posted August 13, 2006 PictView is a DOS-based multiformat image viewer and converter, one of the fastest over the world. PictView supports more than 40 file formats in more than 140 versions. PictView is freeware, you do not have to register to use it, however donations for the future development are very welcome. Proceed directly to downloads. PictViewtested on my PC...HTH Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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