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			<title>Why SOUND statement produces loud and clear sound, but FREQOUT - does not?</title>
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			<description>Hello :) 
AI has no answer. 
 
even at 64mhz, FREQUOUT provides very low volume, distorted audio, while SOUND, even on 4Mhz 628A chip, produces loud...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>Hello :)<br />
AI has no answer.<br />
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even at 64mhz, FREQUOUT provides very low volume, distorted audio, while SOUND, even on 4Mhz 628A chip, produces loud and clear sound.<br />
This is not chip or hardware issue - tested on numerous 12F-16F-18F devices. This is PBP issue as it seems. Can we fix it somehow?</div>

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