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December 17th, 2021, 07:56 AM
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Re: Dolby AC-2 codec
Yup! That's about me all researched out Greg. Hope you find an answer. All best to you and yours for the Holiday season and New Year. Fingers crossed it's a better one than these blighted last two years! Stay well.
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February 10th, 2022, 11:02 PM
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Re: Dolby AC-2 codec
Was meaning to mention that the requirement for "32-Bit Windows XP" can be met on a modern computer with a "virtual machine" such as VirtualBox https://www.virtualbox.org/ which is free / open source.
A virtual machine is a software environment within which you can install an operating system which in turn thinks it's being installed on a 'bare metal' new computer. So you install VirtualBox, then install a copy of Windows XP 32-bit inside it, and then go on to install your software. The only remaining issue is whether it can see the hardware card in the slot of the computer, but it's always possible. Hope this helps. Do let us know how it worked out thus far at your end. Andrew |
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