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- by lordskylark at 6:18 AM EDT on August 1, 2014
- Requesting a few PSF rips (mainly from demos), in order to compare if the music is different or not, or if there are any unused tracks:
Chrono Cross: Japanese Demo
Xenogears: Japanese Demo [not the US one]
Final Fantasy VIII: Demo
Then a game I never saw ripped:
Dice de Chocobo (from Chocobo Collection)
- by dormouse at 6:18 AM EDT on September 3, 2014
- Hi, I'm curious as to whether the non-streamed tracks from everyone's favorite Gundam: Battle Assault 2 can be ripped. It seems to be put together the same way as the other The Battle Master games, but VGMToolbox didn't seem to show anything.
- by snakemeat at 5:38 AM EST on December 14, 2014
- Just a heads up, looks like Project2612.org has some new activity!
- by Kirishima at 10:55 AM EST on December 14, 2014
- I just tried out the ssf/dsf decoder for foobar (http://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_input_ht) and it seems to work really well for dreamcast dsf's. But when i tried with naomi dsf's (dead or alive 2), it seems to be missing the pcm samples, but plays the adpcm samples better than the current in_aodsf plugin. If this was already known, then nevermind my babbling. Since the source code for aodsf came with the releases, is there anyway to fix this?
- by Kirishima at 11:02 AM EST on December 14, 2014
- I just tried out the ssf/dsf decoder for foobar (http://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_input_ht) and it seems to work really well for dreamcast dsf's. But when i tried with naomi dsf's (dead or alive 2), it seems to be missing the pcm samples, but plays the adpcm samples better than the current in_aodsf plugin. If this was already known, then nevermind my babbling. Since the source code for aodsf came with the releases, is there anyway to fix this?
Update: Tested with House of the Dead 2 and it doesn't seem to have any problems.
- by kode54 at 3:57 PM EST on December 14, 2014
- The source code for Highly Theoretical is up on one of my repositories, either on Github or Bitbucket. I tried to base quite a number of fixes on AOSSF and AODSF, but did not touch any of the CPU implementation.
- by Knurek at 11:33 PM EST on December 14, 2014
- @snakemeat: JoshW's mirror should be up to date - I pushed a silent sync with P2612 last week.
99% of them were just tag changes, composer information and the like.
RSYNC should take care of it, no need to download 600+ sets from P2612
- by Nisto at 10:27 AM EDT on July 25, 2015
- In other news, BizHawk now supports playing PSF1 files.
- by kode54 at 2:06 PM EDT on August 2, 2015
- Please do let us (me) know when it plays PSF2 files without a BIOS image, because I'd love to make use of code that can do that with full compatibility. Clean code with reentrancy, something viable for a multithreaded player/converter.
GPL isn't really a problem so long as the original code's authors aren't opposed to the code being used in a component for a closed source player, so long as the full code to the component is released. That's not entirely GPL compatible, but a lot of developers have turned a blind eye to me using their code, even before I was sharing in return like I should have.
- by Nisto at 7:12 PM EDT on September 14, 2015
- Hi, kode54. This has probably been asked before, but I'm wondering if you could implement a way to adjust the volume for MIDI channels of PSF1 files, maybe through some handy UI element (similar to what Waveform Seekbar or Game Emu Player does, in that they add elements (a waveform seekbar (duh), and SPC700 status, respectively) selectable in the layout scratchbox which you can add however you want).
The reason I'm eagerly requesting this is because I'm getting closer to completing a rip of Silent Hill (custom driver), but I've come to the conclusion that there's no way to get it to play its dynamic tracks back in any "standard" fashion - it progresses as the character does, by adjusting the channel volumes for each track (each sequence is assigned to their own separate MIDI channel). All dynamic tracks are initially muted also, so that might give the listener the impression that it "doesn't play".
I am certainly able to simply modify the sequence data manually and make a PSF for each MIDI channel (track), but that's hardly convenient for neither me nor the listener, and it wouldn't allow playing multiple parts simultaneously. Plus, I (and probably others here) wouldn't like the idea of the sound data being modified.
I haven't quite grasped how all of this low-level SPU stuff truly works, so I'm not sure if you even have a way to control the volume for MIDI channels, but I figure it may be worth asking at least. Thanks!
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