Philips PSC70317 Audio Driver 1.89 for XP Download

Posted at November 21, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	Philips PSC70317 Audio Driver 1.89 for XP
Category	Sound Card
Manufacturer	PHILIPS
File Size	7.5 MB
Supported OS	Windows XP ,Windows XP 64 bit

Philips PSC70317 Audio Driver 1.89 for XP Description

Specifications:

Digital Acceleration
- 96 streams of 3D audio acceleration including reverb, obstruction, and occlusion
- 256 streams of DirectSound accelerations and digital mixing
- Full-duplex, 48khz digital recording and playback
- 64 hardware sample rate conversion channels up to 48khz
- Wavetable and FM Synthesis
- DirectInput devices

Comprehensive Connectivity
- 4-channel analog output
- Digital S/PDIF output (stereo,AC3 or DTS signal)
- Dual Midi/Gameport
- Additional external inputs: Line in, Mic in
- Additional internal inputs: CD in, Aux in,TAD in
- Special effects can be applied to any audio input including conversion of stereo to quadraphonic, QXpander, and reverb

Music Synthesis
- Up to 576 total wavetable synthesis voices
- Reverb and chorus
- 64 channel hardware CD quality (16 bit, 44.1khz) wavetable synthesizer
with 5.9MB sample set
- Hardware FM Synthesizer (real mode DOS)
- 512 voice professional quality soft-synth with XG and GM compatibility

Digital Signal Processor Algorithms
- QSound3DInteractive positional 3D for 2 speakers or 4 speakers
- QSound Multi Speaker System for quadraphonic output of stereo music, video and games
- QSound Environmental Modeling for EAX and DirectSound3D games
- QXpander for 3D enhancement of stereo playback
- QSurround virtual 5.1 playback of DVDs using 2 speakers
Compatibility:
- Microsoft DirectSound, DirectSound3D,and DirectInput
- EAX 1.0 and EAX 2.0 applications
- A3D 1.0 applications
- SoundBlaster Pro in real mode DOS and DOS box
- MPU-401 UART MIDI Interface
- DirectInput game controllers and most legacy analog and digital joysticks

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

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