06/08/2009, 10:56 AM
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Downloaded it for the Palmary Clock -- I run multiple timers for work -- and it had no sound.
Obviously a timer with no sound is pointless, so I am not sure I want to pay for classic. Is there a setting I missed? |
10/29/2009, 04:41 AM
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I'm running Classic 2.0 under 1.1.3
So far all I can get out of the standard alarm apps is a buz. I've not tried any mp3 apps yet. So has onyone managed to get anything more than basic tones out of Classic ?
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10/29/2009, 05:59 AM
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Here is the thing with alarms in Classic: alarms in Palm OS are played using a MIDI playback engine. Due to licensing constraints we were not able to include that MIDI engine within Classic, but instead we have provided an alternative way to provide a sound feedback. Any alarm you set will sound the same as alarm sound in Classic is not configurable. |
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