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Short: AIFF sound player for Delfina DSP
Author: Smack/Infect! (Michael Henke)
Type: mus/play
#features
-supports AIFF-SSND (uncompressed) and AIFF-ADP4 (4bit ADPCM) files
-multi-stage buffering system for smooth playback while loading
-full source code included
#requirements
-CPU 68020+
-AmigaOS V37+
-Delfina DSP board - delfina.library V4+
-asyncio.library V39+
-tested on: A1200 (68030+882 @ 40MHz, 16MB Fast, Delfina1200 DSP)
#recommended
-reqtools.library V38+
-FastRAM
-some AIFF files :-)
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; DelfAIFF 0.1
; code by Smack/Infect!
; Sat 24-Jul-1999
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#introduction
This is my first program for Delfina DSP (nice sound board featuring
the powerful Motorola 56002 DSP). I have no intentions to implement
many more features in DelfAIFF because for me it's rather a coding
exercise than a full featured tool. Anyway, if you find a bug or have
any comments or ideas then don't hesitate to contact me!
#how to use it
DelfAIFF is a shell-only program. The argument template is:
FILES/M one or more filenames
(if omitted a reqtools file requester appears)
During playback you can use these controls:
CTRL-C stop current file, start next file
CTRL-D exit program
#technical stuff
Those AIFF-ADP4 files are created using this program:
AudioConvert V1.0 (c) Stephane TAVENARD
(distributed together with his nice program SongPlayer)
The 4bit ADPCM method reduces the file size of 16bit sound to 1/4 while
retaining a suprisingly high sound quality.
DelfAIFF utilizes Delfina DSP for decoding this file format and therefore
needs only very little CPU time. (perfect for background music even on
slow 68030 machines:-)
I'm planning to code an MPEG audio decoder for Delfina DSP. The 56002 DSP
should have enough power to handle this in realtime. (faster than 68060!)
Anybody interested? Anybody able to support me with some docs and sources?
Then contact me now!
#author
email: smack@smack.de
DelfAIFF is Copyright (c) 1999 by Michael Henke.
It is released as FREEWARE, which means it may be distributed and used
for free, but no profit may be made with it (neither by selling the
program nor by using it for commercial purposes). The program and the
information within this text are provided 'AS-IS'. The entire risk as
to its quality and performance is with the user. In no event will the
author be liable for direct, indirect, incidental or consequential
damages resulting from any defect in the program.