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From: Shawn Ramsey <shawn@luke.cpl.net>
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Subject: Re: Real Audio 3.0?
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> I seem to be having a problem with Real Audio 3.0. If I try to play a 2.0
> stream, it works great. But 3.0 streams don't seem to want to work. Do I
> need the Voxware sound driver? Any other ideas? (yes I do have RA 3.0 :) )

Sorry, I forgot to include that I am using a Gravis Ultrasound, 256k RAM.

On bootup it is recognized as a GUS 3.4 (256k)