Re: What about the VLSI/Philips chips?

[Alvaro Kuolas <kuolas@gmail.com>]

Alvaro Kuolas wrote:
> Hi, my name is Alvaro Kuolas.
>
> And I have a PHILIPS Sound Card (it's identical to the XWave Thunder
> 128, on the FCC page there is a photograph and a block diagram of the
> sound card, yes the FCC ID of this Philips is the same as the XWave).
> The chipset is the infamous Thunderbird 128 QSound from VLSI.
>
> The card, as far as i know, is "undocumented by Philips"(TM). I want to
> ask anyone who can help me with information on this card/chipset, if
> there "is" information of it (I don't know how to reverse engineering
> it, help on this topic would be useful). I know that is an AC97 codec, i
> don't know how difficult is to implement this card.
>
> Also, how many of this cards are around?
> (In my country there are a lot of Philips sound cards unsold on their
> boxes).
> Like a pool: Did you ever saw/play with one of the PHILIPS sound cards?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
The FCC ID is the LWHA481P2

On this link http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid/help.html#examples
plus the FCC ID on the first dialog box: It's all the info i got
untill now.



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