GSCSURR.TXT Driver File Contents (disk2.ZIP)

Golden Sound Card Surround Control (PRO ][ version)

Syntax: GSCSURR 0

        This command will turn the surround processor off.

Syntax: GSCSURR @data_file

        This command will read the data specified in the data_file and
        program the processor according to the data read.

        data_file is a text file that contains the specifications for the
        surround processor. This text file contains thirty (30) lines and
        each line should be a number corresponding to the parameter that
        the line represents:

        line 01: main volume ---------------------+
        line 02: loopback volume                  |
        line 03: left channel volume              |
        line 04: right channel volume             |
        line 05: FIR coefficient 0                |
        line 06: FIR coefficient 1                |
        line 07: left channel 1 attenuation       |
        line 08: left channel 2 attenuation       |
        line 09: left channel 3 attenuation       |
        line 10: left channel 4 attenuation       +-- max: 31 min: 0
        line 11: left channel 5 attenuation       |
        line 12: left channel 6 attenuation       |
        line 13: left channel 7 attenuation       |
        line 14: left channel 8 attenuation       |
        line 15: right channel 1 attenuation      |
        line 16: right channel 2 attenuation      |
        line 17: right channel 3 attenuation      |
        line 18: right channel 4 attenuation      |
        line 19: right channel 5 attenuation      |
        line 20: right channel 6 attenuation      |
        line 21: right channel 7 attenuation      |
        line 22: right channel 8 attenuation -----+
        line 23: combined channel 1 delay time ---+
        line 24: combined channel 2 delay time    |
        line 25: combined channel 3 delay time    |
        line 26: combined channel 4 delay time    +-- max: 31 min: 0
        line 27: combined channel 5 delay time    |
        line 28: combined channel 6 delay time    |
        line 29: combined channel 7 delay time    |
        line 30: combined channel 8 delay time ---+

Example: GSCSURR @DT.SUR

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