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- ; CD-Box v2.20 configuration file
- ;
- ; See part IV of CD-BOX.DOC for complete explanations.
-
-
- ; *** SYSTEM PARAMETERS
- ; If your computer is "slow" (286-10Mhz or less): MixingSpeed=10000
- ; If you have but a crummy speaker: MODDevice=0
- ; If D: is a RAM drive: Temp=D:\
-
-
- ; *** PARAMETERS FOR ARCHIVERS
- ; These are the default archivers and parameters CD-Box uses.
- ; Use and modify at your own risk!
- ; [ARC]
- ; archiver=ARCE.COM (or ARC.EXE)
- ; parameters=$zipfile $files /R /Q > nul (or x $zipfile $files > nul)
- ; [ARJ]
- ; archiver=ARJ.EXE
- ; parameters=e -y $zipfile $files > nul (if -n, ARJ returns error!)
- ; [ZIP]
- ; archiver=PKUNZIP.EXE
- ; parameters=-n $zipfile $files > nul
-
-
- ; *** SUPPORTED DRIVERS/PLAYERS
-
- ; .CMF: internal support
- ; Note that SBFMDRV must be LOADED in memory for .CMF files to be played
-
- ; .MDI: I haven't found a player yet, but one must exist (or will)
-
- ; .MOD: internal support.
- ; MP.COM is a "backup player" in case of trouble. You can easily do without.
- [MOD]
- player=MP.COM
- parameters=-q $song
- dual=yes
- swap=yes
-
- ; .MUS: default player is PLAY.EXE (no driver needed)
- [MUS]
- player=PLAY.EXE
- parameters=$song $bank
-
- ; .ROL: default player is Sputrol v1.10 (SOUND.COM driver needed)
- ; SPUTROL needs a shell to close its files (otherwise files left open)
- [ROL]
- driver=SOUND.COM
- player=SPUTROL.COM
- parameters=$song $bank /Q1
- shell=yes
-
- ; .VOC: internal support
- ; VPLAY.EXE is a backup player in case of memory overflow, you can do without
- ; In the next version you won't need it at all
- [VOC]
- player=VPLAY.EXE
- parameters=$song /Q /B32
- dual=yes
-
- ; .WAV: PAS-16 users, insert code here for PLAYFILE.EXE!
- ; Other users (incl. me): if you find a .WAV player for SB, tell the others!
- ; I have hopes for internal support soon anyway
-