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Originally Posted by chb
The maximum DMA sample rate* is tied to the horizontal frequency
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There is method mentioned
here to ommit this.
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Alternately, Paula may signal the CPU to load a new sample into any of the four audio output buffers by generating an interrupt when a new sample is needed; this allows for output rates that exceed 57 kHz per channel and increases the number of possible voices (simultaneous sounds) through software mixing.
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Also it's written
here that D-Sam AMOS extension could play samples in 56kHz.
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Unlike AMOS, which can only handle samples at rates of up to 29 KHz, D-Sam can play back samples at a maximum of 56 KHz which - believe it or not - is a higher sampling rate than even a CD player can handle.
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Edit: Anyway, there is only just theory for now that UHRES trick will do this, isn't?