The DOS world's need for memory grew and the 64KB available to .COM executables was no longer adequate. The NE "new executable" executable file format was invented and uses the .EXE file extension rather than .COM. The first 2 bytes of these files… more »
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RIFF (.wav) file format has been around unchanged since the early 1990s and still in common use today. This post shows details of the headers inside the .wave file including the audio format, number of channels and bits per sample. more »
When your computer has more than 1 sound card, you may find it cumbersome to change audio devices. The standard method requires going through the control panel or settings application , a process of multiple dialogs and multiple clicks. There is a… more »
My primary desktop computer has an integrated audio device on the system board and a USB attached Blue Yeti microphone. Great mic, it makes me sound good on online meetings and that's a win. The Yeti in addition to being a high quality microphone also… more »