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; CD-Box v2.10 configuration file
;
; Any errors in this file are skipped. To check this file after you have
; modified it, run CD-Box with the /D parameter; any errors will then be
; explicitly displayed (what's wrong and on which line).
; ***
; *** SYSTEM PARAMETERS
; ***
; *** DEFAULT .MOD MIXING SPEED
; Try 15909 if you've got a fast machine (12 MHz+) - the higher the better!
; Changing this parameter makes sense only if you use CD-Box's .MOD routines
MixingSpeed=10000
; *** DRIVE/DIRECTORY FOR TEMPORARY FILES
; This is the drive where unZIPped files will temporarily reside
; Make sure that it's big enough to hold your largest song (+ bank file)
; If omitted, defaults to CD-Box's directory
; (or the directory in your TEMP environnment variable)
;Temp=D:
; *** PARAMETERS FOR PKUNZIP
; These are the actual parameters CD-Box gives PKUNZIP to explode files
; This is here just in case PKWare decides to change PKUNZIP's parameters...
; If it happens, modify at your own risk!
ZIPExplode=-o $zipfile $tempdrive $files > nul
; ***
; *** SUPPORTED DRIVERS/PLAYERS
; ***
; CD-Box can support ANY driver for the external formats, AS LONG AS THERE IS
; A "QUIET" MODE AVAILABLE (usually /Q, -q, or similar), I.E. NO OUTPUT OF
; *ANY* KIND, AND NO SWITCHING TO TEXT MODE even if there is no output (the
; version of Playrol I had did that). Redirecting the output to nul (i.e. >
; nul) works for very few players. NOTE THAT THIS ALSO APPLIES TO DRIVERS.
;
; Note that you can override CD-Box's internal playing routines. For instance,
; if CD-Box cannot play .CMF on your music card (AdLib for instance), and
; you have an external player which can, insert the appropriate parameters
; in this file (see below).
;
; Player/driver specifications are written in five sections (one for each
; format CD-Box supports), like this:
;
; [<3 letter extension>]
; driver=<filename of driver (no path); if this line is missing, no driver>
; player=<filename of player (no path)>
; parameters=<parameters to give the player (including song and bank names)>
; shell=yes <not needed by most drivers, see below>
; dual=yes <if you want CD-Box to try to play the song by itself first>
;
; There must be no space either before or after any = sign. Also, beware that
; the parameters players use are sometimes case-sensitive.
;
; The driver should be loaded by the player program when it is run, and
; unloaded when done, otherwise CD-Box will not regain control and your
; computer will crash.
;
; The parameters= line may contain the following variables, which CD-Box will
; replace at run-time:
;
; $song (lower case) the song filename (with path if necessary)
; $bank (lower case) the bank filename (with path if necessary)
;
; What you type under DOS to run the player in quiet mode should be what you
; put as "player=" + what you put as "parameters=". Both must always be
; present.
;
; CD-Box will run the player as a subprocess. Note that although most players
; are "robust", some do not clean up memory very well or leave files open
; when done. CD-Box will either hang or behave as usual, but you may
; experience trouble much later on, while using another program. In these
; (rare) cases, include a 'shell=yes' line in the corresponding section, so
; that CD-Box will also run a COMMAND.COM to encapsulate the player and
; protect memory. This uses an extra 30-40 KB of memory, however.
; *** .CMF: internal support, so no player needed
; Note that SBFMDRV must be LOADED in memory for .CMF files to be played
; You might want to override CD-Box's .CMF routines with an external player
; (ex: AdLib owners, you might have a player which plays .CMF on the AdLib)
; In this case, insert code here like the one in the other sections
; *** .MUS: default player is PLAY.EXE, no driver needed
[MUS]
player=PLAY.EXE
parameters=$song $bank
; *** .MOD: internal support, so no player needed
; You might want to use an external player that would support more .MOD
; Remove the ';' below if you have and want to use ModPlay 2.19b
;[MOD]
;player=MP.COM
;parameters=-q $song
;dual=yes
; *** .ROL: default player is Sputrol v1.10, SOUND.COM driver needed
; SPUTROL needs a shell to close its files (otherwise files left open)
[ROL]
driver=SOUND.COM
player=SPUTROL.COM
parameters=$song $bank /Q1
shell=yes
; *** .VOC: default player is VPlay 1.50, no driver needed
[VOC]
player=VPLAY.EXE
parameters=$song /Q /B32