Re: How to record FM music? (not with dosbox)
Posted on 2013-01-28, 09:38
yes, its maximum. Yes, I dont use software volume chagning, since it increases the noisy level too
How to record FM music? (not with dosbox)
Posted on 2013-01-28, 08:26
I have an old P2 machine, and decided to record FM musics. I didnt change any volume, everything is on the default, sadly the input is too silent, about half of the maximum. I know its not related with DosBox, but I hope anybody met this problem. Im trying to record with Win7.
Re: I want to record FM musics, how?
Posted on 2008-11-06, 09:58
uhh im a bit confused about digital/analog now. What is the difference beetwen digital and analog right here? I thought I use digital.
I want to record FM musics, how?
Posted on 2008-11-03, 14:17
hello there, I decided to record and store some old DOS games' music :) (adlib/FM source). I need some ideas how to do it. I know I will save WAV format with 44100, 16bit, mono format. How to minimize the noise? The source cmp is a desktop and Im recording on laptop. The laptop wont be plugged into …
Re: Getting ready a Sound Blaster 16 to work
Posted on 2008-07-25, 08:20
hm lets think in another way. The integrated soundcard is cannot be disabled (I set its port,DMA,IrQ to another value, even disabled, still, WinXP see it and produces sound output) I think I must plead with SB 16 to use port number 240. Hm, how... however what can solve that integrated card problem? …
Re: Getting ready a Sound Blaster 16 to work
Posted on 2008-07-13, 20:18
Re: Getting ready a Sound Blaster 16 to work
Posted on 2008-07-12, 20:29
I see. But its not the problem, my XP recognies it too and doesnt work... when I try to play any sound I hear a big silence, and XP doesnt tell anything wrong. Parameters are usual, 7-IRQ is ok, BUT DOS games says its wrong (even the driver's test program). Maybe the problem is with the intergrated …
Re: Getting ready a Sound Blaster 16 to work
Posted on 2008-07-12, 18:29
Getting ready a Sound Blaster 16 to work
Posted on 2008-07-12, 17:35
Hi all, Im trying to use an older Sound Card 16 CT4180. I guess its PnP technology because no jumper I found. After connecting it says it uses 220 port, 9 IRQ and 1, 7 DMA. Only a few games can use it. How to change the Port, IRQ, DMA etc parameters? Sadly I have no install disk for it. I have a old …
Re: my own OPL player - a bit weird?
Posted on 2008-06-26, 21:35
hm ok then Im in a serious mess. Let me sum it up, from my point of view. First audio device what came out -> adlib = opl2 = YM3812 chip (mono) = used by many games. Dosbox also threath it as mono, 16 bits. That's why my aim was the 3812. opl3 = YMF262 = stereo, more waveforms = used by few games, …
Re: my own OPL player - a bit weird?
Posted on 2008-06-26, 20:54
and it turned out I shoudve dealed with "YMF262"
Re: my own OPL player - a bit weird?
Posted on 2008-06-26, 19:46
hmm very fucking good job - especially that the .obj files can be used. I didnt know that 😮
Re: my own OPL player - a bit weird?
Posted on 2008-06-25, 19:01
we dont understand each other :depressed: I see dosbox uses M3812UpdateOne, YM3812Init... in cases of OPL2. Thats why I only use them too. Still, it sounds different for me EDIT: and since the ADPLUG+WINAMP plays it perfectly back, and DRO cant even record opl3 music, Im sure the mistake is not with …
Re: my own OPL player - a bit weird?
Posted on 2008-06-25, 18:38
but for a while lets just stick with opl2. hm as I overviewed DOSBOX source again, I see the mixer do something after creating the FM sound. What is that? Its the Addsamples method
Re: my own OPL player - a bit weird?
Posted on 2008-06-25, 18:14
Then this is the sollution? ymf262 instead YM3812?
Re: my own OPL player - a bit weird?
Posted on 2008-06-25, 14:58
ummm nevermind it can be set to millisecond resolution SO the speed/timing is perfect now, STILL the quality is bad 😖
Re: my own OPL player - a bit weird?
Posted on 2008-06-25, 14:50
Well could be that the timers are simply not precise, check the delphi docs. sadly not, its laggy in C++ too, but its not matter yet. Is WriteStream called at millisecond resolution with appropriate parameters? No and its not predictable when its called. Its called when the stream can accept " …
Re: my own OPL player - a bit weird?
Posted on 2008-06-25, 14:05
Okay, then here is all code: http://pastebin.com/f47aff5e3 written in MVS 2005. And some new records: DOTT - which sounded a bit accuracly, 90% DNUKEM2 - whics is a bit worser, 60% and dont forget DOOM wich was catastropha :surprised: So, it do works with some songs but DOSBOX does it almost 100% …
Re: my own OPL player - a bit weird?
Posted on 2008-06-24, 16:18
as I see you dont see the problem - can I give any further information?
Re: my own OPL player - a bit weird?
Posted on 2008-06-24, 13:18
I thought everyone know the Doom's music =) http://pastebin.com/f4ab8a0de ok I attached the original song (what DosBOX produces, and not from an original chip).
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