Re: Nerd Boy, episode 466
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.REMOVE_TO_REPLYnet>
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· 1 Dec 2003 20:23 · View full thread
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Loved the joke. > Dolby 5.1 is cool. I just can't understand why so few games use > it when it's not even that hard. Just feed the 3D coordinates to > the DirectSound API, and you're laughing! But no, apparently there > are people stuck in the 2D stone age. Get with the times, dammit! What model and brand speakers do you use ? I'm looking for 5.1 speakers to give myself for Christmas.
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