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Requirements for running the Sound Cue System (SCS) are:

Computer SCS is available for 'IBM-compatible' PC's. If you have an Intel-based Apple Macintosh then SCS will run under Microsoft Windows using Bootcamp or Parallels.
Operating system Windows Vista, XP (SP1), 2000 (SP4), or NT 4.0 (SP6a) (all ©Microsoft) (SP = minimum Service Pack).

SCS 9 is not supported for Windows 95, 98 or ME. Windows 95, 98 and ME users may run SCS 8.
Processor All current-day processors will satisfactorily handle SCS.

A minimum of 256Mb memory is recommended.
Sound card Any good or at least reasonable sound card should work satisfactorily with SCS. Please note that a cheap sound card or on-board sound processor may give satisfactory results when you listen to cues through your PC speakers, but may give less than satisfactory results when played through the sound system at your theatre.
Sound driver The audio library used by SCS requires DirectX (©Microsoft)
MIDI in If you wish to control cues using MIDI input messages sent by a separate controller device, your PC must have a MIDI input port.
MIDI out If you wish to use cues that send MIDI messages sent to an external device (or devices) then your PC must have a MIDI output port. The MIDI output port can also be used for MIDI Thru to automatically stream MIDI input messages to the MIDI output port, whether or not those messages are used by SCS.
Disk space SCS requires about 7.5Mb of disk storage plus the size of some common windows components (DLL's), but sound files, especially PCM wave files, can be many megabytes in size.
Display size A screen display size of at least 1024 by 768 pixels is required.
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