pcjs/versions/pcx86/1.36.1
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pcx86-dbg.js Found a work-around for preventing browsers from "easing" (aka de-zippering) the sound from an oscillator when its frequency is altered; also attempted to provide a mechanism for starting the audio in response to a user-generated (eg, touchstart) event, in an effort to enable PC speaker sounds on an iPad, but iOS devices are a real pain in the butt.... 2017-08-12 12:15:24 -07:00
pcx86-dbg.map Found a work-around for preventing browsers from "easing" (aka de-zippering) the sound from an oscillator when its frequency is altered; also attempted to provide a mechanism for starting the audio in response to a user-generated (eg, touchstart) event, in an effort to enable PC speaker sounds on an iPad, but iOS devices are a real pain in the butt.... 2017-08-12 12:15:24 -07:00
pcx86-uncompiled.js Found a work-around for preventing browsers from "easing" (aka de-zippering) the sound from an oscillator when its frequency is altered; also attempted to provide a mechanism for starting the audio in response to a user-generated (eg, touchstart) event, in an effort to enable PC speaker sounds on an iPad, but iOS devices are a real pain in the butt.... 2017-08-12 12:15:24 -07:00
pcx86.js Found a work-around for preventing browsers from "easing" (aka de-zippering) the sound from an oscillator when its frequency is altered; also attempted to provide a mechanism for starting the audio in response to a user-generated (eg, touchstart) event, in an effort to enable PC speaker sounds on an iPad, but iOS devices are a real pain in the butt.... 2017-08-12 12:15:24 -07:00
pcx86.map Found a work-around for preventing browsers from "easing" (aka de-zippering) the sound from an oscillator when its frequency is altered; also attempted to provide a mechanism for starting the audio in response to a user-generated (eg, touchstart) event, in an effort to enable PC speaker sounds on an iPad, but iOS devices are a real pain in the butt.... 2017-08-12 12:15:24 -07:00