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Yes but i want to know what formats the feature request specifies. As in, what songs should i make mono.
I mean, alot of the supported module formats aren't even from the Amiga.
Usually 48 kHz instead of 44.1 kHz, so it affects all formats the same. I reopen the audio everytime i have to change samplerate (and when oldplay starts).
Sometimes the interrupts aren't working at all as well. When that happens the whole GP2X locks up (even when i run it through gdb).
Since i haven't heared that many complaints about this, and it happens to me maybe once every 15 times, so i thought it was just something wrong with my unit.
But if it happens that often for you i'll try to look into it again (maybe ripping out SDL_Audio completely).
Yes but i want to know what formats the feature request specifies. As in, what songs should i make mono.
I mean, alot of the supported module formats aren't even from the Amiga.
Yes this is a known bug. Occasionally SDL just gives me the wrong samplerate (still claiming it gives me the correct one)xdreamer said:Great update on the player with all the new formats and such! Still my favorite GP2X software to date.
What seems to be an issue, however, is that half of the time when I use v1.20 the music is played fast & a few pitches too high... this has been true for mp3, xm, s3m and mod... so I am guessing it has something to do with it's actual output, since mp3 is a flat sound file and the others are tracked formats... but the player speeds both of them up.
Of the 15 times I've started the program on my 2x (2.1.1 firmware) it has only played at normal speed 3 out of 15.
Usually 48 kHz instead of 44.1 kHz, so it affects all formats the same. I reopen the audio everytime i have to change samplerate (and when oldplay starts).
Sometimes the interrupts aren't working at all as well. When that happens the whole GP2X locks up (even when i run it through gdb).
Since i haven't heared that many complaints about this, and it happens to me maybe once every 15 times, so i thought it was just something wrong with my unit.
But if it happens that often for you i'll try to look into it again (maybe ripping out SDL_Audio completely).
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