Liberation CD32

08 July 2001, 14:10

I had this games years ago on cd when I had my original setup but back then every thing worked fine music and speech worked ingame and during the intro BUT.......On my present setup I`m getting no music or speech on the intro although the spot sound effects are still there ie:typeing on the key board etc. In the game I`ve got speech but no music!
My original setup consisted of an A1200 with one of the original "Viper" 030 28mhz accelerators with a 4 meg simm on board ( this board was auto configured by the 1200) + a 2X Cd Rom

My present system is an A1200 with a Parravision (Microbotics) 030 50mhz accelerator with an 8meg simm on board (this board does`nt auto configure) + 2X CD Rom

I`ve also noticed the lack of music on the intro`s on some other games ie: Ultimate Body Blows & Pinball Fantasies

Any idea`s ?

ptrchiappe · 17 July 2001, 08:25

I'm just guessing here but...

Is the CD-ROM the same as before and connected in the same way?

Could it be that the music (in all those games) is a CD-DA track that isn't played through the amiga anymore?

You can easily check this if the CD-ROM has a headphones socket on the front (most of them do).

17 July 2001, 18:10

Yeeees ya beauty! Full sound through me headphones

any suggestions for getting the sound through my Amiga? Many thanx in advance Mr ptrchiappe I owe ya one

Amiga1992 · 17 July 2001, 20:57

A dirty hack would be to join both audio lines into one, and conenct that to a monitor/amp... it is better to use a mixer, so you dont overload any audio input.

19 July 2001, 20:14

So I take it there is no software solution to my problem?

Amiga1992 · 19 July 2001, 21:34

I don´t think so. I dont know how Overdrive CD-ROMs worked, but I think there is no workaround for this problem, not software-wise. the cd audio goes thru a completely different channel.

Chain · 19 July 2001, 22:03

look at Aminet, here is a simply and great Mixer hack.

Amiga1992 · 21 July 2001, 16:09

Thanks for proving me wrong

That should set him up.

08 July 2001, 14:10	#1
steztheskinhead Posts: n/a	Liberation CD32 I had this games years ago on cd when I had my original setup but back then every thing worked fine music and speech worked ingame and during the intro BUT.......On my present setup I`m getting no music or speech on the intro although the spot sound effects are still there ie:typeing on the key board etc. In the game I`ve got speech but no music! My original setup consisted of an A1200 with one of the original "Viper" 030 28mhz accelerators with a 4 meg simm on board ( this board was auto configured by the 1200) + a 2X Cd Rom My present system is an A1200 with a Parravision (Microbotics) 030 50mhz accelerator with an 8meg simm on board (this board does`nt auto configure) + 2X CD Rom I`ve also noticed the lack of music on the intro`s on some other games ie: Ultimate Body Blows & Pinball Fantasies Any idea`s ?

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17 July 2001, 08:25	#2
ptrchiappe Registered User Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Cagliari / Italy Age: 61 Posts: 186	I'm just guessing here but... Is the CD-ROM the same as before and connected in the same way? Could it be that the music (in all those games) is a CD-DA track that isn't played through the amiga anymore? You can easily check this if the CD-ROM has a headphones socket on the front (most of them do).

17 July 2001, 18:10	#3
steztheskinhead Posts: n/a	Yeeees ya beauty! Full sound through me headphones any suggestions for getting the sound through my Amiga? Many thanx in advance Mr ptrchiappe I owe ya one

17 July 2001, 20:57	#4
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,646	A dirty hack would be to join both audio lines into one, and conenct that to a monitor/amp... it is better to use a mixer, so you dont overload any audio input.

19 July 2001, 20:14	#5
steztheskinhead Posts: n/a	So I take it there is no software solution to my problem?

19 July 2001, 21:34	#6
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,646	I don´t think so. I dont know how Overdrive CD-ROMs worked, but I think there is no workaround for this problem, not software-wise. the cd audio goes thru a completely different channel.

19 July 2001, 22:03	#7
Chain A-Collector, repairments Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Czech Rep. Age: 50 Posts: 1,536	look at Aminet, here is a simply and great Mixer hack.

21 July 2001, 16:09	#8
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,646	Thanks for proving me wrong That should set him up.

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