I spent part of the weekend hacking together the framework for FreeSCI's
pcm-subsystem-to-be. Just the skeleton, and a 'null' output driver.
But then I hit a brick wall, hard. I don't know how KQ1's pcm samples
are stored, and QFG2/etc uses SCI1 sound resources.
Which brings me to another problem. Apparantely the sound01.txt
document is slightly incorrect. I'll post a little more detail of my
first attempts to build a SCI01 sound resource parser, but suffice it to
say the header isn't what it's supposed to be. At least not in QFG2.
And now that I have an internet connection again, I can dig up the stuff
we agreed needed to be in the PCM api, and put that in place. :)
The opl2 emulator project will be a little more complex than the simple
"play this sample" blocking calls that KQ1 made, so I wanted to tackle
that first, then work about realtime mixing and whatnot.
Anyhoo.
- Pizza
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