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The different peaks are enough to make it sound more aliased. Those sudden changes make it sound like noisy, in fact sudden changes are the reason for clicks in sounds.

And I think you should take a photo of the oscilloscope output

Is it me or the MD1 fails to do the peaks properly? Also it seems to have a lower volume.

Wait a second, what's it's real size? "The M27C160 is a 16 Mbit EPROM offered in the two ranges UV (ultra violet erase) and OTP (one time programmable). It is ideally suited for microprocessor systems requiring large data or program storage and is organised as either 2 Mbit words of 8 bit or 1 Mbit ...

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Hey, can you suggest ideas for the examples? Remember, examples must be simple subroutines/functions that do something specific. They must be simple through that doesn't mean slow, look at the code I made for example

Feel free to suggest ideas for examples

-Sonic 2's two player mode flickers, as where Gens and Kega don't. I didn't check 0.85 yet, but as far as I know, the real hardware does flicker, showing even lines in one frame and odd lines in the next. Fusion and Gens don't emulate that properly, and it annoys me honestly. -1:1 pixel in interlac...

Maybe somebody should try the DS? Anyways, watch out, there's a SMS/GG emulator for GBA. Runs at about 45 FPS in average, so I guess somebody may want to give a try for a Mega Drive emulator in the DS. Or a SMS/GG one because the resolution in the DS matches the SMS one and you don't have to stretch...

Still have a problem, when "Low pass filter" is enabled. WAV dump shows this: http://img102.imageshack.us/img102/3474/ssssuf6.th.jpg It seem to just "inverted" samples, or something more then that... Inverted samples would be the same but flipped vertically. Sounds more like swapped endianness :P

Yup, Win9x need the Unicode support to be installed separately. Well, Win95. Not sure about Win98, maybe it comes built-in. MSDN always makes special remarks about Unicode versions of the functions for non-NT systems.

Tell that to the circuitery that makes the analog signal out of it :P None of SMD sound chips has analog circuits, they all completely digital except the DAC (same with most of sound chips at all). Then how do you get sound? I mean, somehow the sound must be converted as an analog signal in the end...

I know, I know, but see, the circuitery used for the octaves may not be perfect, hence small variations may occur. Probably frequency values would have to be changed a bit (not much, I highly doubt the difference between two octaves would be > 10). Frequency for note of some octave is a exactly div...

Absolutely not. I hate hacks. If one still doesn' beleive I can even tell the solution too. The 68k instruction dbf needs to execute 14 cycles instead of 12. There you go :). So it's technically the game's fault? Ugh... I guess this also remarks the timings for the YM2612, right? Anyways, I underst...

Except for a little detail... If I'm not mistaken, bitmaps are stored flipped vertically, that is, the bottom row first, the top row last. Exactly the opposite as hardware. No idea why this happens. OpenGL? (normally OpenGL has the coordinate system set for that) Anyways, now the code works... throu...

I know, I know, but see, the circuitery used for the octaves may not be perfect, hence small variations may occur. Probably frequency values would have to be changed a bit (not much, I highly doubt the difference between two octaves would be > 10).

Didn't I replace that last lsl? >_> And by the way, trying tomorrow

That document explicitly say that those values are approximations made by the guy who wrote that, and are not the exact values. And probably it's trial and error, I wouldn't be surprised if the frequencies to be used change depending on the octave.