Using External Stereo Speakers; Midi Files; Video - NEC VERSA LX Manual

Using External Stereo Speakers

For full stereo sound impact, you can plug a pair of stereo speakers into
the headphone jack located on the right side of the system. Adjust the
volume through the software using the taskbar (sound horn) icon, with
the volume control knob located on the right side of the system, or
through the controls on the speakers.

MIDI Files

The musical instrument digital interface (MIDI) lets you enhance a
presentation by adding computer-generated music and sound effects.
Using MIDI, you can record multiple tracks of performances from a
master controller, such as a keyboard, and orchestrate playback on one
or more instruments. You can also purchase a wide range of public
domain and commercial recordings in MIDI format.
MIDI files require only a fraction of the storage space of digital audio
files.
Be sure to disable power management if you are using a MIDI device.
See Chapter 3 for details about disabling power management.

Video

The NEC Versa LX computer features a dazzling TFT 16 million color
high-resolution display for sharp effective visuals on the NEC Versa or
on an external CRT monitor. The NEC Versa XGA TFT display has
high resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels.
In addition to the superior display panel, your NEC Versa LX is
equipped with a Pentium II processor with AGP (Advanced Graphics
Port). AGP adds new features for graphics accelerators such as dedicated
access to main memory and faster transfer rates. AGP further expands
current 3D capabilities to new levels of visual realism providing higher
performance 3D graphics capabilities.
Use your NEC Versa to run full motion, full-screen MPEG video. In
Windows 98, Windows 95 and Windows NT, the Active Movie Control
gives you MPEG capabilities. In Windows NT, you must install Internet
Explorer to use the Active Movie Control function.
Using Multimedia 6-7