> Yoho,

Yo-dee-yo!

> The first version will just load and play, nothing TSR like.
> So it won't need any memory management and thus run on both DOS1 and
> DOS2. 

Ok! That would at least be usable for me to start with. Thanks in advance!

> Another thing. First idea for commandline:
> 
>       amber [-cN] [-v] filename[.mbm] [filename[.mbk]]
> 
>       AMBeR = Aurora's MB Replayer
>       [...] = optional
> 
>       options:
> 
>       -cN chip select: 0 = auto (default)
>                        1 = MSX-Audio
>                        2 = MSX-Music
>                        3 = Both
> 
>       -v  verbose: give status/error reports on stderr

Can you be more specific on this last one? What are the status-possibilities? 
How will DOS display them?

Suggestions for other options:
        -fN frequency select: 0 = current (default)
                              1 = 50 Hz (PAL)
                              2 = 60 Hz (NTSC)
        -tN file type select: 0 = autodetect (default)
                              1 = USER
                              2 = EDIT

Further: if you make a TSR version, will there be certain keys to control the 
music? Things like STOP, PAUSE, FFW, or so... whatever. In the not-TSR 
version, will there be ways to stop, pause, or ffw the music being replayed?

And if you're really going for it: if amber is started without any arguments, 
you should get a little MBM filebrowser, like in VGIF or BLS or so... :-)

And what about: A:/>amber *.mbm ? Will it work? 

> Samplekit handling:
> 
> IF MSX-Audio should play
> THEN
>       IF filename mentioned in cmdline
>       THEN
>               try that one
>       FI
>       IF not found OR no filename in cmdline
>       THEN
>               try samplekit named in MBM
>               IF not found
>               THEN
>                       try filename.MBK
>                       IF not found
>                       THEN
>                               suppress sample replay
>                       FI
>               FI
>       FI
> FI
> 
> Sounds ok? :-)

And what if NOT MSX-Audio should play? Also suppress sample replay, I guess? 
;-)

Grtjs, Manuel ((m)ICQ UIN 41947405)

PS: MSX 4 EVER! (Questions? See: http://www.faq.msxnet.org/)
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