The CMI 8330 is an audio device manufactured by C-Media. This driver fixes problems with no sound or static or distorted sound, and can unlock advanced features of your audio device. This version of "c30dos12.zip" has been downloaded 397 times with a user rating of 1 out of 5 stars, based on 6 reviews. The total disk space used for this update is 693.5 KB.
CMI 8330
Linux
CMI 8330
Operating System: Linux
Manivel (DG Staff Member) on 24-May-2004
The following files are found inside the driver download file.
Name | Size | Date |
---|---|---|
INSTALL.EXE | 88.9 KB | 11 Aug 1997 |
README.TXT | 513 bytes | 12 Jun 1998 |
WINAPP/CMCDPLYR.EX_ | 65.2 KB | 26 Aug 1997 |
WINAPP/DEMO3D.EX_ | 11.2 KB | 29 Jul 1997 |
WINAPP/CMMIXER.EX_ | 80.5 KB | 10 Apr 1998 |
WINAPP/CMWAVE.EX_ | 63.4 KB | 25 Jul 1997 |
WINAPP/MDEVSET.EX_ | 12.0 KB | 5 Mar 1998 |
WINAPP/CMMIDI.EX_ | 52.9 KB | 25 Jul 1997 |
WINAPP/CMRACK.EX_ | 13.2 KB | 27 Aug 2097 |
WINAPP/SYSTEM/MIDIMAP.CFG | 19.4 KB | 27 Jun 1995 |
WINAPP/SYSTEM/MCICDA.DRV | 13.8 KB | 1 Nov 1993 |
WINAPP/SYSTEM/MSMIXMGR.DLL | 12.7 KB | 14 Jun 1994 |
WINAPP/SYSTEM/CMCODEC.DRV | 72.6 KB | 8 Aug 1997 |
WINAPP/SYSTEM/MPU401.DRV | 7.1 KB | 10 Mar 1992 |
WINAPP/SYSTEM/CMEDIA.386 | 22.2 KB | 26 Mar 1997 |
WINAPP/ADV.MI_ | 15.8 KB | 28 Apr 1997 |
DOS/CMTEST.EX_ | 45.7 KB | 7 Aug 1997 |
DOS/CMTEST.VO_ | 100.4 KB | 6 Mar 1997 |
DOS/CMINIT.EX_ | 25.0 KB | 8 Aug 1997 |
DOS/PLAYWAV.EX_ | 15.5 KB | 25 Jul 1997 |
DOS/CMMIX.CO_ | 8.9 KB | 25 Jul 1997 |
DOS/CMORGAN.EX_ | 23.3 KB | 7 Aug 1997 |
DOS/CDPLYR.EX_ | 12.7 KB | 7 Mar 1997 |
DOS/CMPLAY.EX_ | 17.9 KB | 7 Aug 1997 |
DOS/CMREC.EX_ | 20.1 KB | 7 Aug 1997 |
DOS/CMUTIL.EX_ | 48.3 KB | 7 Aug 1997 |
WSETUP.EXE | 64.6 KB | 5 Mar 1998 |
SETUP.INI | 195 bytes | 31 Jul 1997 |
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