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by marcusss at 11:24 PM EST on March 5, 2008
Yeah looks promising.. Would be better than current logging method :-) I guess they sound exactly the same or the logging can be different depending on which emulator was used to log the sound? Just curious :P
by marioman at 6:17 AM EST on March 6, 2008
Good job UF. Can't wait to test it out.
by unknownfile at 10:46 AM EST on March 6, 2008
The "ripped games list" still stands at 2, until I can figure out why the driver won't accept the stuff I send to it.

Chaotix is particularly nasty as all the code is loaded into memory... Yeesh.

EDIT: I read a bit into the 32X memory stuff. From what I know, ROM code is switched about in memory located at 0x880000 in 68000 memory. What I also think is that the 68000 has to be around in order to update the PWM on the 32X, so...

edited 10:51 AM EST March 6, 2008
Knuckles\' Chaotix by unknownfile at 6:15 PM EST on March 6, 2008
It is now frozen and playing music. However, I haven't figured out how to get it to work without the Sega logo showing up.
by nensondubois at 6:40 PM EST on March 6, 2008
you can't because the sega logo is what allows the rom to load (it's for anti-piracy)
by marioman at 9:17 PM EST on March 6, 2008
New versions of aodsf and aossf here. Get 'em while they're hot.
Chaotix by unknownfile at 6:00 PM EST on March 7, 2008
is now ripped
by marioman at 6:26 PM EST on March 7, 2008
Awesome! Thank you UF. How soon will it be available to download/listen to? I am excited about giving it a listen.
by unknownfile at 9:47 PM EST on March 7, 2008
I have no idea, considering it needs to be cleaned and all.
by marcusss at 10:37 PM EST on March 7, 2008
I am sure it will be nice to hear it when its ready.. Thanks as always for your hard work ^_^. Obviously you like what you do or very good at it 'cos you produce so much goodness :)
by marioman at 8:33 AM EST on March 8, 2008
aodsf v0.01 released. Get it here.

edited 8:34 AM EST March 8, 2008
Snatcher by unknownfile at 3:00 PM EST on March 8, 2008
...does not disassemble correctly in IDA Pro, for whatever reason.
by marioman at 7:41 PM EST on March 8, 2008
This isn't directly DSF related, but Sega of Japan recently updated their official Dreamcast site with a banner that says "Do you still own a Dreamcast?" and a new page up where you can register your Dreamcast console. I heard rumor that they also recently filed for some type of Dreamcast-related patent. I wonder if they are planning a comeback.

edited 7:43 PM EST March 8, 2008
by nensondubois at 9:21 PM EST on March 8, 2008
I hope so.
by marioman at 9:06 PM EDT on March 9, 2008
NOTE: There is reason to believe that the above link is possibly FAKE. I recommend that for now you do not "register" your DC through that site for unknown evils may occur.

edited 3:55 PM EDT March 10, 2008
by nensondubois at 12:09 PM EDT on March 10, 2008
Are you serious or are you joking?
by marioman at 12:56 PM EDT on March 10, 2008
At this point, I am not sure what is going on. Just to be safe, you probably want to ignore it for now. The problem is that the site is not hosted on any of Sega's servers, and confirmation E-mails are not sent out from Sega address. Add this to the fact that the site has intermittently been a general advertisement page over the past few years, and it seems a little sketchy. The weird thing is that Sega still has the domain registered until June 2008, but as I said before, I am not sure what is going on...

Go here if you want all of the ugly details.

edited 1:00 PM EDT March 10, 2008
by nensondubois at 3:18 PM EDT on March 10, 2008
As strange as it is, how could it be bad re-registering your Dreamcast?
by marioman at 3:48 PM EDT on March 10, 2008
I don't know what someone could do with a DC registration number, but you have to use a valid E-mail address to register. Provided that the site has been hijacked, that could put you on the receiving end of a load of spam. Again, I am not sure if it is fake or not, but something is a little fishy.

Sega really needs to make an official comment about the validity of the site. There is too much room for doubt.

--EDIT--

*Turns off AdBlock* Oh, I just realized something. Why would there be ads by Google on a site that is maintained by Sega? Most probably fake. Sorry I even posted the link.

edited 4:00 PM EDT March 10, 2008
by nensondubois at 5:47 PM EDT on March 10, 2008
lol. I'm glad I didn't register. Heheroffhahaha!
by marioman at 6:31 PM EDT on March 10, 2008
And bringing this thread back on topic. Has anyone looked into ripping a Sonic Shuffle DSF set? That one would be GREATLY appreciated.
by mamaluigi at 6:56 PM EDT on March 10, 2008
do you ever do anything but post requests and say thanks over and over? why not actually make yourself useful and tag some sets or something.
by nensondubois at 7:20 PM EDT on March 10, 2008
mamaluigi has a point.
by Mouser X at 7:41 PM EDT on March 10, 2008
I disagree. Mostly because, based on the join date of mamluigi, he is not familiar with marioman. Marioman has been on here quite a bit longer, and has been a great asset to the forums. However, as of late, there hasn't been anything "major" going on for marioman to contribute. He does provide very useful information when such information is available though. Specifically, updates of various plugins. He also occasionally provides information on new sets ripped (whether they be NSF, DSF, SPC, or whatever). I think mamaluigi is reading far too much into marioman's post. Instead of seeing "Hey! Where's my music!?" (as that seems to be what he's reading), I see it more as "Since DSF ripping is now possible, has anyone looked at Sonic Shuffle? It's a great game that could have good music. If there's a difficulty in ripping it, could you please tell us what that difficulty is?"

In other words, I really really really doubt marioman is such a bad guy here. Mamaluigi doesn't have a point, and isn't paying attention to the posts on the forum here, if he thinks that's all marioman is doing. The same can be said for nensondubois, based on his agreeing with mamaluigi.

While I will whole-heartedly say that a post count could mean nothing, please check the post count of marioman. I can *garantee* that he didn't get that post count by asking for rips all the time. IMO, he's earned those numbers fair and square (and beat out me even!). And in regards to post counts, please keep in mind that the next closest person to marioman (after me) is JoshW at 300 somthing. Please rethink your "point" here. Mouser X over and out.

edited 7:43 PM EDT March 10, 2008
by nensondubois at 7:49 PM EDT on March 10, 2008
Even better point.
by marioman at 7:56 PM EDT on March 10, 2008
@Mouser: Add that to the fact that I wanted a very, very abrupt subject change and it all makes sense. Thanks for backing me up.

@mamaluigi: I don't have as much free time as I did when I first joined the forums. I still have sets that I want to tag/time, but I am good if I can make a hit 'n' run post here and there. (Although that I have had a little more posting time recently.) As for your claim that I "say thanks over and over", don't you think that it is appropriate thank people when they do something that you appreciate? Wouldn't you want people to show appreciation if you spent the time to rip a music set?

@nensondubois: Let's get this thread back on track. Shall we?

edited 8:08 PM EDT March 10, 2008
by unknownfile at 10:46 PM EDT on March 10, 2008
lol, trolls
by nensondubois at 4:45 PM EDT on March 11, 2008
lol, post-participant

edited 4:46 PM EDT March 11, 2008
by marioman at 5:39 PM EDT on March 14, 2008
While I am thinking about it, I guess I will ask - what format is the music for Sonic World (Sonic Jam) in? It sounds sequenced, but since there is not much music in Sonic World, I wouldn't be surprised if it is redbook.

Thanks.
Could it be... by F3582 at 11:29 AM EDT on March 18, 2008
Could it be that the soundtracks of Star Ocean 3 and all those other PS2 games made by Tri-Ace are not sequenced after all?

I happened to experience the following: I accidentally opened the tray when plaing Radiata Stories. The game displayed an icon telling me that the tray was open, but the music kept playing for some ten seconds. And then it stopped. I always wondered how they could have managed to get such high quality music out of the PS2 with a sequencing driver. Who knows, maybe the game uses an own audio streaming format, instead.

edited 9:19 PM EDT March 18, 2008
by Mouser X at 1:00 AM EDT on March 19, 2008
To quote a post from Davironica in the PSF_Rippers group (posted Aug. 3rd 2006):

"I'd like to make a note for Silmeria, since the sequenced format use the same driver as radiata stories and star ocean till the end of time, it will be great if someone can work with the driver since i already made some kind of small utilies to extract the required files, i can give the tool only to someone that will try to work on the driver, since without the driver you will only get junk files without anyway to play it."

It sounds to me like Davironica has already looked into it, and they're sequenced. There's only 2 people (that I'm aware of) that have been able to do custom driver PS2 rips. Neill and Zoopd. Unfortunately, it looks like it's pretty unlikely that they'll get ripped. However, if someone is able to extract the data, and give it a look, maybe it's streamed after all? The PS2 driver might be playing streamed music after all.

Anyway, I figured this was pertinent information. I don't know how useful it is though. Mouser X over and out.
by unknownfile at 7:38 PM EDT on March 19, 2008
you need the PS2 SDK in order to do this. even then, it's hard to do as the resulting binary is rejected by the psf2 environment.
VRC7 semi-update by unknownfile at 8:56 PM EDT on March 20, 2008
almost have those tones done. no, i'm still not done with mdsf, and probably never will be unless i get a bunch of crap out of the way.
by marioman at 8:59 AM EDT on April 5, 2008
So I see that there is a new hack/port of Mega Man 7 for the NES. Does anyone know where I can find a NSF rip of it? Thanks.
by snakemeat at 10:16 AM EDT on April 5, 2008
What is the port called? Where did you see the patch? With this info, it may be easier to find.
by marioman at 11:23 AM EDT on April 5, 2008
Oops. Forgot the link. Here is a topic on the Rockman Perfect Memories message board which has links to various pages relating to this game:

http://www.rockmanpm.com/forum/index.php?topic=6037.0

Thanks.
by Chupperson Weird at 12:51 PM EDT on April 5, 2008
"It's not a ROM hack, by the way, it's a program."
by snakemeat at 1:54 PM EDT on April 5, 2008
As Chupperson said, it is not a rom hack, but a program. Extracting the contents reveals a "bgm" folder with what appear to be PxTone (.pttune) music files. I don't have time right now to find a player or plugin, please let me know if you happen to find one.
by Knurek at 2:01 PM EDT on April 5, 2008
http://pistonsource.iiichan.net/news/

Search for plugin.
by marioman at 2:39 PM EDT on April 5, 2008
Oh, I saw some videos of it first and thought that it was a hack. Thanks anyway.

edited 3:01 PM EDT April 5, 2008
by unknownfile at 12:03 AM EDT on April 20, 2008
well, i was bored so i dug up the mighty pang bin files i had lying around and threw together a qsf set. yippee.

also, mdsf is probably dead and will stay dead due to the vast amount of distraction in life (video games, schoolwork etc).
by marioman at 7:45 AM EDT on April 21, 2008
NEZPlug++ v0.9.4.8 + 2 + 16.6 released. Not sure what was changed, but it sounds good.
by marioman at 6:26 PM EDT on April 24, 2008
NEZPlug++ v0.9.4.8 + 2 + 16.7 released. I wish that I could figure out how to translate that readme.

On another note, has anyone gotten around to looking at a Sonic Shuffle DSF set? I asked earlier if a DSF set was possible, but I don't think that I got a response. Thanks.
by Richter X at 12:36 AM EDT on April 29, 2008
Jesus Christ, can't someone actually complete a ripped Sega Genesis audio format? First Charles MacDonald starts one, and doesn't finish. Now it just repeats itself again. Can't you just release what you have so far and let someone else finish it?
by marioman at 9:20 AM EDT on April 29, 2008
Fun Fact: UF declared 2SF dead about 10 times before it was finally completed.
by unknownfile at 11:14 AM EDT on April 29, 2008
WAAHHHHHHH
UAAAAAAAAH
CRRRRRRRRY SOME MORRRRRRRE
by nensondubois at 5:30 PM EDT on April 29, 2008
Interesting...
by Richter X at 10:28 PM EDT on April 29, 2008
Never Gonna Give You Up
Never Gonna Let You Down
Never Gonna Run Around And Desert You

Never Gonna Make You Cry
Never Gonna Say Goodbye
Never Gonna Tell A Lie And Hurt You
by marioman at 11:08 PM EDT on April 29, 2008
You know, I can't figure out why people hate that song so much. Rick Astley has a very good voice.
by Richter X at 12:49 AM EDT on April 30, 2008
I know. I have the actual album, and torrent it! :)
by hcs at 1:34 AM EDT on April 30, 2008
For the longest time all I would see is references to the first line, and I never connected it with the song itself.

Oh, also, offtopic. Stop that.
by unknownfile at 12:21 PM EDT on April 30, 2008
Rickroll was never funny.

HEY LOOK IM LINKING YOU TO PORN WHICH IS ACTUALLY RICK ASTLEY LOLOLOL IM SO FUNNEE

In other news, school work and Team Fortress is eating up my spare time. As such I'm not really interested in converting all the x86 assembly used in Gens to C. Therefore, you can do MDSF yourself.

edited 12:24 PM EDT April 30, 2008
Notsofatso UFmix penultimate build by unknownfile at 7:49 PM EDT on April 30, 2008
Here is one of the last builds of Notsofatso I'll be doing. I tried to make the interface less shitty but I can't say much on that front.

Other than that, some VRC7 issues present in the last build are gone and the toneset is pretty much perfect at this point. Now I'm going to need to find something else to waste time on.

the build itself

Regarding Winamp plugins, I'm trying to get MSXplug to support the Moonsound (OPL3/OPL4) sound expansion chip but the code I've found so far requires a timer to be present (MSXplug renders sound every 1/60th of a second). That, and I suck at Z80 assembly hacking.
by nensondubois at 9:50 PM EDT on April 30, 2008
Good maybe you'll get better. I have.
by Richter X at 10:14 PM EDT on April 30, 2008
Oooh, nice update! I can't think of anything else to add to it, honestly.

EDIT: Okay, maybe one thing. That big playlist bug is still there. The one where you go over a certain number of files causes it to skip all the files.

edited 10:40 PM EDT April 30, 2008
by unknownfile at 10:47 PM EDT on April 30, 2008
OK, that's nice. Stop loading a gajillion files into the playlist.
by anewuser at 10:48 PM EDT on April 30, 2008
@Richter X I'm somewhat 'glad' to know it didn't only happened to me (skipping nsfs files are a certain number of files added to a playlist, sorta description)
by MarkGrass at 7:43 AM EDT on May 1, 2008
Thanks for the release, UF!

One thing though, how do I get rid of this command prompt-type window?
by unknownfile at 8:37 AM EDT on May 1, 2008
I'll release a version without it later. In the meantime, you can see the custom tones show up:

Custom tone updated: 23 61 1B 06 64 91 51 06
no raison by nensondubois at 1:38 PM EDT on May 1, 2008
Can you include the old "NotSoFatso" toneset, the one you didn't modify as number 10 not only to make it an even number but to add completeness?



edited 7:52 PM EDT May 1, 2008
MSXplug crap by unknownfile at 4:55 PM EDT on May 3, 2008
OPL3 stuff is coded in, still no sound output from it.

By the way, here are some samples of what Moonsound audio sounds like:

MOA - Strawberry Spring (OPL4)

naruto - encounter the unknown environment (OPL3)

naruto - TIME'S UP! (OPL4 & OPL3)

edited 4:55 PM EDT May 3, 2008
by mudlord at 6:50 PM EDT on May 7, 2008
Okay, I was bored so I got back to work on this:
http://vba-m.ngemu.com/personalpage/downloads/in_gme.zip

For those that dunno, its a plugin that uses Blargg's Game Music Emu.

SPC/SAP/VGM/GYM files work great.
Just the subsong based files (NSF/HES/GBS/whatever) need to be updated, and I need to work out a decent method to add subsongs in Winamp, then I can really go to town on updating this :D

edited 6:51 PM EDT May 7, 2008

edited 6:52 PM EDT May 7, 2008
by marioman at 10:14 PM EDT on May 7, 2008
It is about time that someone wrote a VGM plugin for Winamp that uses GME. Keep it up!

Also, NEZPlug ++ v0.9.4.8 + 2 + 16.8 released.

edited 10:27 PM EDT May 7, 2008
by JILost at 11:53 AM EDT on May 8, 2008
This GME VGM plugin is awesome. foo_gep was always better with VGM stuff than in_vgm, and this is exactly why. Just compare "Stand Up Against Myself" from Thunder Force 4 (bka "Lightening Force") and you'll see what I mean. THANK YOU for bringing GME to Winamp!
by Knurek at 12:23 PM EDT on May 8, 2008
I'd just treat multisong files like NEZPlug does. If anyone wants to listen to single songs/etc they can always use NEZPlug's M3U files.

The VGMs do indeed sound nice, but the plugin's not really usable as of now (doesn't parse tags/times at all, doesn't change the song on songend). Still, something to look out for. :)
by mudlord at 5:53 PM EDT on May 8, 2008
The VGMs do indeed sound nice, but the plugin's not really usable as of now (doesn't parse tags/times at all, doesn't change the song on songend). Still, something to look out for. :)

I know, hence why I said I need to really update it once I sort out the major kinks.
by unknownfile at 10:38 PM EDT on May 8, 2008
meh, GME still can't do FDS or VRC7
by Richter X at 11:45 PM EDT on May 8, 2008
Foo_Gep handles FDS perfectly fine, and VRC7 rather well (not spot-on like in NSF-UFMix), but it's decent.
by mudlord at 12:01 AM EDT on May 9, 2008
meh, GME still can't do FDS or VRC7

Your obviously misinformed. It can handle those expansion chips fine.

edited 12:04 AM EDT May 9, 2008
by anewuser at 12:19 AM EDT on May 9, 2008
stop bragging blah blah lalal!!!

where do I fetch!? http://vba-m.ngemu.com/personalpage/downloads/in_gme.zip (it's down)
by mudlord at 1:05 AM EDT on May 9, 2008
Works for me fine...Though, gimme a sec to make a mirror

EDIT: http://willhostforfood.com/access.php?fileid=21518

There

edited 1:07 AM EDT May 9, 2008
by unknownfile at 7:41 AM EDT on May 9, 2008
The above is the 10000th post on this forum. But who cares?
by anewuser at 2:33 PM EDT on May 9, 2008
mudlord, thanks kind sir. I'll go check it ASAP.
by mudlord at 8:46 AM EDT on May 14, 2008
Plugin updated, check my forum for details.
by marioman at 9:04 AM EDT on May 14, 2008
Looking good. Keep up the good work.
by unknownfile at 2:05 PM EDT on May 14, 2008
http://www.slack.net/~ant/libs/audio.html#Game_Music_Emu

"Nintendo NES, Famicom (with VRC 6, Namco 106, and FME-7 sound)"
by mudlord at 2:09 AM EDT on May 15, 2008
Odd. guess I was mistaken then.

Next version will have seeking support. Might look at subsong support too.
EDIT: Updated again, with subsong and seeking support.

edited 4:10 AM EDT May 15, 2008
by marioman at 9:16 AM EDT on May 15, 2008
Seeking for VGMs does not seem to work for me. Another thing that I would like to point out is that subsong selection is so much easier for the user if they can use Winamp's next track and previous track buttons instead being forced to use buttons in an external window.

Can't wait for the next update.
by Mouser X at 12:55 PM EDT on May 15, 2008
If you make it use the next/previous buttons of Winamp, please make it optional. I actually prefer having a separate window to select the next/previous subsong. I've been using NotsoFatso for years, and I'm happy with its method of track changing. However, for those who don't like a separate window, then use the previous/next buttons. Personally, the more it allows you to use it the way you want (options), the better. Mouser X over and out.
VRC7 stuffs by unknownfile at 10:50 AM EDT on May 16, 2008
The chip has a quirk that occurs with custom tones (ie, attack/decay values are slightly modified). As such, I'm going to try to modify some stuff regarding the emulator.

Also, take a listen to the new tones.
by mudlord at 4:42 AM EDT on May 17, 2008
Seeking for VGMs does not seem to work for me

Will fix this for next beta. Same with NSF/whatever seeking.
by marioman at 9:22 AM EDT on May 24, 2008
Some guy called evilboris has ripped a load of SSF sets:

Bootleg Sampler demo disc
Columns Arcade Collection
Metal Slug
Mortal Kombat 2
Sakura Taisen Hanagumi Taisen Columns
Scorcher
Sonic Jam
Vampire Savior

Get them here.
by JILost at 10:56 PM EDT on May 26, 2008
@mudlord: Since your forum software isn't sending me my activation code, I'll post this here.

When I download your new installer and run it, I get this error message:

Installer integrity check has failed. Common causes include incomplete download and damaged media. Contact the installer's author to obtain a new copy.

I've tried downloading several times and this is always the result.
KSS crap by unknownfile at 9:11 AM EDT on May 27, 2008
Double Dragon (SMS) ripped to KSS. Yay.

Also, cocks
FC audio path by unknownfile at 12:40 PM EDT on June 6, 2008
I'm thinking about adding an audio pathway to Notsofatso (if it hasn't been implemented already).

Essentially, real hardware typically does this:

(AUDIO OUT) -> (CART AUDIO) -> (AUDIO IN)

So, the APU channels are mixed first, and are sent on to the cartridge to receive external audio (on cartridges without external audio, the two audio pins are bridged and nothing is modified).

The audio pathways are quite often mixed with resistors (about 11k ohms, if I remember correctly), so the sound gets softer along the pathway. So, the pathway will end up like this

(AUDIO OUT) -> (CART AUDIO + 11K OHMS) -> (AUDIO IN)

Repeat step 2 for as many expansion chips as possible.
by Knurek at 5:06 PM EDT on June 6, 2008
BTW, this might interest some of you. I've done some SPC rips that aren't on SNESMusic.org (and probably won't be soon, as they only accept fully tagged sets).

All files are timed, and have basic tags, but are very much listenable.

Here's where to get them (32 games in all):
http://snesmusic.org/hoot/new_spc1.rar
more vrc7 rubbish by unknownfile at 12:26 PM EDT on June 7, 2008
English homework is bloody boring, so some VRC7 rubbish that I might add back to emu2413:

I am not going to work on the toneset until I can get the attack tables right.


The attack table is calculated this way:

AR_ADJUST_TABLE[i] = (e_uint16) ((double) (1<<EG_BITS)-1 - ((1<<EG_BITS)-1)*log(i)/log(121));

Typically the log(121) is log(127) but it gives a somewhat better attack rate on some tracks. Still not good enough though. I'm going to try the YM2413.c values and see what I get.
by nensondubois at 4:36 PM EDT on June 7, 2008
Does anyone know of a program that converts GBS files to play on a psp gba emulator or a gba or emulator?

edited 4:37 PM EDT June 7, 2008
by nensondubois at 4:42 PM EDT on June 7, 2008
Never mind.
hardware recordings requested by unknownfile at 11:24 PM EDT on June 7, 2008
I'm implementing the audio path stuff, and I need some hardware recordings of the following chips in action (with the NES PSG playing as well!):

- N106
- MMC5

Knowing anewuser, our bored hunting guy, I'm going to guess that he's going to find it all.
by marioman at 7:24 AM EDT on June 8, 2008
NEZPlug++ v.0.9.4.8 + 2 + 16.9 released. Go get it.
by anewuser at 12:17 PM EDT on June 8, 2008
uf, lol. Instead, get me the hw recordings up. I love those.
by unknownfile at 2:46 PM EDT on June 8, 2008
OK, I'll try and find them, in the meantime here is the SUNSOFT5B recording I used for reference:

http://www.tripoint.org/kevtris/mappers/incoming/gimmick_real2.mp3

Now back to doing shitty English work.
by F3582 at 6:13 PM EDT on June 8, 2008
http://blog.us.playstation.com/2008/06/06/playstation-edu/

Could that be of interest to the PSF community?
by mudlord at 11:25 PM EDT on June 13, 2008
"When I download your new installer and run it, I get this error message:

Installer integrity check has failed. Common causes include incomplete download and damaged media. Contact the installer's author to obtain a new copy.

I've tried downloading several times and this is always the result."

Strange, well it should be fixed up now and:
http://snesemu.black-ship.net/index.php?page=spc

there's a decent mirror for my plugin.
by marioman at 6:58 PM EDT on June 26, 2008
Ugh! I just noticed that the newest version of NEZPlug plays the Donkey Kong GBS at 2X speed, and doesn't play Mario Golf at all. Is this a GBS problem or a player problem? (I would assume player, but I don't know if there is an error in the GBS files that the old versions hacked into working)

If it is a player problem, does anyone have some older versions? I just deleted my extensive library of old versions, and all of the newer ones that I kept are broken.

Thanks.
by Knurek at 1:21 AM EDT on June 27, 2008
Mario Golf plays fine here (NEZPlug v 0.9.4.8 +2+16.9)
by marioman at 7:40 AM EDT on June 27, 2008
Aha. The GBS files that I had were obviously old. (Thought that I got them from Hoot, but I guess I was wrong.) Thanks for pointing that out Knurek.

By the way, the direct links to the Last Action Hero, Le Visiteurs, Link's Awakening (German version), Logical, Lufia, Magination, Mario Golf, Mario Tennis, Mega Man I, Mega Man Xtreme, Mega Man Xtreme 2, Metal Walker, Micro Machines V3, Micro Maniacs, Mission Impossible, Mobile Golf, Momotaro Dengeki 2, and Monster Rancher Explorer JP GBS files on the GBS archive page are broken. I just checked the files whose names started with L and M, I may be able to look for more dead links if you would like.
by Knurek at 8:00 AM EDT on June 27, 2008
I'm doing a major rewrite to the GBS site, so pointing out any dead links now is pretty pointless (as I'm sure I'll add a great deal of them during the process).

If you could wait for a while, till I update the site again. Shouldn't take much more than a month.
by ugetab at 10:16 PM EDT on July 2, 2008
In case the SNSF project ever picks back up, here's some info:
Check for writes to 00420D in the Debugger version of SNES9X. This register controls the refresh rate of the CPU, and failing to deal with it can make the music choppy. You should write to it with A9??8F0D4200.

I've seen similar issues arise when dealing with Gameboy vs Gameboy Color settings, because GBC runs twice as fast as a regular GB. Identical music code will either sound choppy, if it's supposed to be GBC, or sharper, if it was originally GB(Alfred Chicken vs. Alfred's Adventure).

The SNSF Winamp plugin plays a semi-fixed Wario's Woods too fast still, and I hear blips of SFX in the SNSF emulator, but it's less choppy.

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