4.In the Device Manager tab, double-click Sound, Video And Game Controllers.

5.Select Creative AWE64 16-bit Audio (SB16-compatible) and click the Properties button.

6.In the properties sheet, click the Settings tab.

7.To enable the Creative 3D Stereo Enhancement effect, select the Enable Creative 3D Stereo Enhancement check box in the Settings tabbed page.

To disable the effect, click to clear the check box.

8.Click the OK button.

In MS-DOS/Windows 3.1x

To enable or disable the effect in MS-DOS:

1.At the MS-DOS prompt, change to the directory containing your audio card’s software; for example C:\SB16.

2.To enable the effect, type CT3DSE ON. To disable the effect, type CT3DSE OFF.

Enabling/Disabling Full Duplex Operation

Full duplex is a feature in your audio card that allows you to record and play back audio data simultaneously. It is useful for audio conferencing and telephone-like applications. When it is enabled, you can play back and record at the same time. However, there are some limitations:

❑You can start only one session of simultaneous playback and recording.

❑You must use the same sampling rate for both playback and recording.

For example, since Creative WaveSynth/WG does a Wave playback at 22 kHz, you can record at only 22 kHz.

❑You cannot play other Wave files when using Creative WaveSynth/WG.

❑You cannot add reverb effect when you play back Wave files.

C-2 Changing Audio Card Settings