About the Amiga's Sound..

[Thorham]

Originally Posted by meynaf

The player just has to fill in some DT structure to get all the benefit

Doesn't sound complicated.

Originally Posted by meynaf

Not to mention I haven't the slightest idea of how that library operates.

Can't be all that hard from what I've seen in the include files. Seems the library works like a module player.

[meynaf]

Originally Posted by Thorham

Doesn't sound complicated.

It's somehow simpler than poking the hardware directly.

Originally Posted by Thorham

Can't be all that hard from what I've seen in the include files. Seems the library works like a module player.

Then you know what you have to do

[Thorham]

Originally Posted by meynaf

Then you know what you have to do

It's a pity that what's available sucks. Slooooow and uses AHI AHI is such junk for Paula

[meynaf]

Originally Posted by Thorham

It's a pity that what's available sucks. Slooooow and uses AHI AHI is such junk for Paula

That playsid.library doesn't appear to use AHI - or we don't have the same version...

[oundfire99]

Does anyone know how to do this in WinUAE so audio is mixed, thanks

[chip]

Setting "Stereo Separation" under the Sound options ?

[oundfire99]

Originally Posted by chip

Setting "Stereo Separation" under the Sound options ?

Thanks you

[nikosidis]

Some of the charm with Paula is the mono channels. At least for modules, original music.

Looking at the making of "Dread" you might have noticed the do stereo sfx.
In 3D games that is great!

Paula can even do stereo music with CD quality sample rate or higher but that require hi-res. screenmodes and more than standard CPU power. It is useless for games.

[Krashan]

Originally Posted by nikosidis

Paula can even do stereo music with CD quality sample rate or higher but that require hi-res. screenmodes

Double scan screenmodes.

[nikosidis]

Originally Posted by Krashan

Double scan screenmodes.

Yes, sorry. I use productivity screenmode.

[AmigaHope]

Originally Posted by nikosidis

Yes, sorry. I use productivity screenmode.

Horizontal scan rate, to be precise. The DMA slots are tied to the scheduling for a line of video data. Paula gets X bits per line. You get different potential rates depending on what horizontal frequency you select. This means you can make some weird modes like 23Khz if you want CD quality but better horizontal resolution than you can get from 31Khz.