mat holton wrote:
Linus Nielsen Feltzing wrote:
Dave Hooper wrote:
There's no 'easy way', no. And yes, to port or write a codec for
Rockbox you would need to understand how the Rockbox codec system
works - and also either how the .tzx file works, or how the iPod
linux codec works -- but take a look at the source code for a
"simple" codec in Rockbox (e.g. wav?) and it shouldn't be too hard.
Besides, is it really a codec you want to do? Wouldn't it be simpler
to write a plugin?
Linus
Would it be easier to write a plugin? What are the disadvantages of
writing it as a plugin or codec? What are the advantages?
Well, I reckon loading the data from the .tzx file into an appropriate
structure will be (relatively) simple - and I can crack on with that
pretty much straight away. I think you're right that it will be more
easily achieved using a plugin. After I've done that I can figure out
how to convert that data into sounds.
