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I think with the geekport that you might be getting mixed up with the BeBox. "The BeBox aimed to be the ultimate multimedia workstation. It had dual PowerPC CP
by MegaDeKay 5y ago
I think with the geekport that you might be getting mixed up with the BeBox. "The BeBox aimed to be the ultimate multimedia workstation. It had dual PowerPC CPUs and tons of I/O options including four MIDI ports, multiple sound ports, and the "GeekPort", a 37-pin connector that had power plus digital and analog I/O with a built-in ADC and DAC. Less than 2000 BeBoxes were sold so it's very rare to see one today."
https://learn.adafruit.com/build-a-bebox-with-beos-and-virtualbox https://learn.adafruit.com/build-a-bebox-with-beos-and-virtu...
- a-dub 5y agoyou may be right on the name, but the next also had a "weird dsp port"
- a-dub 5y agoso apparently it was a db-15. i think the dac lived in the monitor, and devices that connected were things like modems and voicemail units. line level audio could be noisy so i wonder if it was just 8 bits of data (or more) and a few control pins that were attached directly to the m56k... i think the native width was 24 bits...