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October 2001Windows XP Official Drivers
Creative Asia: Press Release
Jeffrey Lephew sends us this screen capture of the latest drivers available at Windows Update.
Electic Tech has an unofficial driver set that works with Windows XP as well. We have not tested this, so if you have tried them, let us know so that we can confirm the validity of these drivers. Thanks to Andreas R.P., Aokromes, Chris Dekter, Andy Pesch, and Ulf.
Jonathan G. Weston mailed us what he came across at Compaq: SP19164.EXE - 68026954K - August 14, 2001 PRODUCTS AFFECTED: Presario 5000t, 3300JP, 3301EU, 3304JP, 3608JP, 3612JP, 3616JP, 3622JP, 3634JP, 4100EU, 4100US, 4101AP, 4101EA, 4101LA, 4102EU, 4102LA, 4103EA, 4103SC, 5000LA, 5000T-5BW, 5000T-5BWM21, 5000T-5BWN21, 5000Z-5UV, 5000Z-5UVM21, 5002LB, 5003US, 5004LA, 5004LB, 5005SR, 5006US, 5008SR, 5008US, 5009CL, 5009SR, 5010US, 5012US, 5090US, 5100AN, 5100CA, 5100JP, 5100RS, 5100TC, 5100US, 5101AP, 5101CA, 5101EA, 5101TH, 5102AN, 5102AP, 5102AU, 5102CA, 5102EA, 5102LA, 5102LB, 5102RS, 5102SR, 5102US, 5103AN, 5103AP, 5103AU, 5103CA, 5103EA, 5103SC, 5104AN, 5104AP, 5104AU, 5104CA, 5104EA, 5104LA, 5104LB, 5104RS, 5104SC, 5104SR, 5104TC, 5104TH, 5104US, 5105TH, 5106LA, 5112JP, 5141AP, 7PLK11, 7PLK12, 7000A-7RPM1C, 7000A-7QSM1C, 7000T-7EL, 7000T-7ELM21, 7000T-7ELN21, 7000T-7RP, 7000T-7RPM11, 7000Z-7AP, 7000Z-7APM31, 7000Z-7APN31, 7000Z-7PL, 7000Z-7PLK11, 7000Z-7PLK12, 7000Z-7PLM11, 7000Z-7QS, 7000Z-7QSM11, 7000Z-7QSM1A, 7100LA, 7100US, 7102CA, 7102EA, 7102LA, 7102US, 7103EA, 7104CA More information available from Compaq. Click here to download directly.
Someone breaks Microsoft's DRM technology used to protect Windows Audio files. Microsoft is looking to invoke the controversial DMCA. More: WinInfo RIAA looks for more controversy by taking advantage of the antiterrorism laws to incite lawmakers to protect copyright holders for causing harm to computers in the name of copyright protection. (I think they could very well format your hard drive and you'd not be able to do anything about it. "Sorry, but your drive had unlicensed MP3 files.") More: ZDNet, The Register
TechTV takes a look at MusicNet's technology and what you can expect from the digital music download service that is backed by several of the bigwigs in the recording industry. Will people warm up to it?
A consortium of companies expanded the DVI interface used for video to make it carry other signals used in audio-visual equipment. More: Stereophile Guide to Home Theater
Stocks of Creative's parent company in Singapore, Creative Technology Limited, jumped up 7% on rumors that it has clinched a contract with Dell. An interesting fact: Dell contributes about 20% of Creative's bottom line, which is made up mostly of the Live! and other Sound Blaster cards. More: CNET Singapore
CNET: Tech giants push MPEG-4 standard
The recording industry is making headway to implement anti-piracy CDs features widely. They are now including secure Microsoft Windows Media Audio tracks in addition to the "un-rippable" CD audio tracks. More: ZDNet
Our friends at 3DsoundSurge looks at more speaker systems!
The latest version of the most popular MP3 and media player is out! Get it from the official site.
If you do, TechTV has the ultimate Napster clone guide for all your music download needs.
Finally Sony sees the light and takes MD to the next level with high speed USB to MD transfers dubbed NetMD. Way better than recording to MDs 1x from the Live! Check out this article at ign.
RealNetworks will unveil RealOne which combines digital audio management and playback capabilities, similar to Microsoft's Windows Media Player. ZDNet: RealNetworks turns up the volume
The recording industry seems hell bent on preventing us from using audio CDs on our PCs. You may even have to junk your MP3 player in future. Is this getting too much? TechTV: The Truth About Digital Watermarking
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