27 Oct
2009
27 Oct
'09
4:51 a.m.
There's also a Qbus device that was intended for IVR systems, called DECtalk. That
was hosted on a MicroVAX system. (I have the voice synth card but not the D/A card....)
-- isk
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So it seems that VAX's could do audio at
some point? Does anyone
know how
it worked? Naturally the speak command seems to
be missing, but it
does
seem very interesting...!
I think the speaker was an RS-232 device.
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