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CD-ROM Input
You can record music and sound effects from a CD (compact
disc) and store them on your hard disk. The audio signal
from a CD-ROM reader, such as the NEC MultiSpin™,
connects directly to your Versa P through the audio Line-In
port. The CD-ROM can be connected through a parallel to
SCSI port. The MultiSpin CD-ROM Reader is QuickTime
compatible.
You can also connect a CD-ROM reader to your Versa P
through a Versa Series Docking Station (I or II).
Mixing
With the proper application software, you can mix analog
and digital sounds to produce an overall quality effect. You
cut, copy, and paste portions of your soundtrack using an
audio editing application. The Versa P provides a Sound
Blaster Pro-compatible mixer map and an extended access
mixer map. You can also mix the microphone volume.
Mixing allows you to blend digital and MIDI audio files to
get the final, high-quality soundtrack you want.
Playing Back
You can listen to the playback of your recorded soundtrack
through stereo headphones, the internal Versa P mono
speaker, or external stereo speakers. You can play .WAV
and MIDI files as well as CD audio.
The Versa P has Indeo™ Video technology playback of
digital video files.
Using Your Versa P for Multimedia 2-3
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