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General| Model | CT4760 |
|---|---|
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Device Type | Sound Card |
| Interface Type | PCI |
| Interface | PCI |
| Sound Output Mode | Stereo |
| Digital Audio | Yes |
| Output Channels | 2.0 |
| Supported Operating Systems | Windows 95 |
Overview of the product as a top audio solution for games, movies, and internet entertainment.
Lists the minimum hardware and software requirements for the Sound Blaster Live! card.
Explains the advantages of the Live!Ware upgrade program for keeping the card up-to-date.
Directs users to additional resources like the online User's Guide and bundled applications.
Suggests launching the Experience program, viewing the Demo CD, and visiting the website.
Explains typographical conventions used throughout the manual for clarity.
Details the various jacks and connectors on the Sound Blaster Live! audio card.
Step-by-step instructions for physically installing the audio card into a computer.
Guidance on optimal placement of speakers for the best audio experience.
Information on upgrade options and connecting external devices for enhanced audio.
Instructions for installing the necessary device drivers for the audio card in Windows 95/98.
Steps to install the bundled Creative software applications.
Guidance on how to get the most out of the audio card after installation.
Procedures for cleanly removing installed software applications.
Steps to reinstall only the audio drivers if they become corrupted.
Information on configuring and playing older MS-DOS games.
Instructions for installing the audio software and drivers on Windows NT 4.0.
Steps to configure joystick drivers specifically for Windows NT 4.0.
Guidance on utilizing the audio card's features within Windows NT 4.0.
Process for reinstalling audio drivers on Windows NT 4.0.
Instructions for removing the Sound Blaster Live! software from Windows NT 4.0.
Interactive introduction to the card's features and capabilities.
Demonstration of Environmental Audio (EAX) for realistic 3D sound.
Tool for testing audio playback, recording, and speaker output.
Utility for organizing and quickly launching Creative applications.
Central control for audio settings, effects, and speaker configurations.
Utility for viewing, auditioning, and setting audio device properties.
Configuration of MIDI banks, SoundFont files, and instruments.
Adjusting playback settings, such as simultaneous Wave tracks.
Virtual keyboard for auditioning MIDI notes and instruments.
Configuring the EMU10K1 effects engine and audio environments.
Automatic association of Super-Environment presets with audio applications.
Sound editing functions for Wave data, including recording and special effects.
Media player for MIDI, Wave, MP3, audio CDs, and Video CDs.
Tool for recording sounds from various sources into Wave files.
Live! Audio-Visual Animation software for music visualization.
Edutainment software for learning virtual guitar strumming and chords.
Software for creating MIDI files with auto-accompaniment and rhythms.
Lists key features of the PCI Sound Blaster Live! card.
Details specifications related to the EMU10K1 audio processor.
Describes capabilities of the stereo digitized voice channel.
Information on the AC '97 Codec Mixer functions.
Details on software record/playback control and volume adjustments.
Features of the multi-speaker surround technology.
Lists all audio inputs, outputs, and interfaces on the card.
Explains the need for MS-DOS emulation for legacy games.
Describes how the installation program modifies system files for DOS emulation.
Details the specific settings added to the AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
Details the specific settings added to the CONFIG.SYS file.
Explains software emulation resources like I/O, IRQ, and DMA.
Lists possible default input/output addresses for the SB interface.
Details possible default IRQ line assignments for the SB interface.
Details possible default DMA channel assignments for the SB interface.
Explains the CTSYN and BLASTER environment variables.
How to find current SB16 Emulation resources in Windows and DOS.
Guidance on configuring audio settings within MS-DOS games.
Overview of utilities like SBECFG.EXE and SBEMIXER.EXE for DOS mode.
Steps to enable or disable the gameport joystick interface in Windows 95/98.
How to enable/disable features like Stereo Enhancement Effect via AudioHQ.
Tips for resolving issues with the software installation process.
Addresses various sound-related issues like no sound or excessive environmental effects.
Solutions for issues related to the joystick port not working.
Steps to resolve hardware conflicts caused by shared I/O addresses.
Troubleshooting specific errors encountered in Windows NT 4.0.
Solutions for the Encore DVD Player not launching correctly.
