Miles Sound System
The Miles Sound System (MSS ), formerly Audio Interface Library ( AIL ) is a middleware primarily for computer games, mostly as an alternative for simple audio chipsets will use. It uses little processor time while providing an adequate audio output. She was originally a middleware driver library for sound cards in DOS applications, as there was no viable alternative. RAD Game Tools acquired the technology in 1995 by Miles Design. The original publication was in 1991.
AIL version 2 for DOS was released by John Miles as open source code. The package is available on its website ( KE5FX ) and contains code for both programs in real mode and protected mode.
Games that use the MSS ( selection)
Overall, there are nearly 5,000 games for different platforms.
- Company of Heroes
- Grand Theft Auto III and his stand-alone prequel, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, both of which use newer versions of the system.
- Medieval 2: Total War
- Rome: Total War
- Syndicate MSS used in version 2, and its sequel, Syndicate Wars, MSS uses v3.3.
- Half Life 2 and mods
- WWF WrestleMania: The Arcade Game for DOS
- Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds
- Anno 1404
- Re-Volt used MMS in version 5.0a (17 September 1998).
- Neverwinter Nights and its sequel Neverwinter Nights 2
- Perfect Dark
- System Shock