NovaCoder Posted September 4, 2009 Posted September 4, 2009 Hiya, I working on an Amiga port of DOTT and need to know the audio formats for speech/fx and music. It appears that the music is stored in TENTACLE.001 in (I assume) MIDI format? And the speech/SFX is stored in MONSTER.SOU, no idea of the format though. THanx Update: I think it may be in RAW PCM format which is apparently a WAV file without the header info. I haven't actually managed to load any of my ripped PCM files yet though? Update x2: Ok looks like it's 'Raw PCM signed 16bit, little endian, 5500 Hz, 88 kbps, mono' (which is very low). I think this file might be off the PC floppy version though...hopefully the PC CDROM version is a bit better!
clone2727 Posted September 4, 2009 Posted September 4, 2009 NovaCoder said: I working on an Amiga port of DOTT and need to know the audio formats for speech/fx and music.Umm.... not sure why you would be doing that. ScummVM already has an Amiga port (for OS4). If you mean you're porting to an old version of the Amiga, I assume you would be using ScummVM as a base anyway...
NovaCoder Posted September 4, 2009 Author Posted September 4, 2009 Hi, No this is not for OS4, it's for the older 'classic' AGA machines running OS3.9. And yep, I am using an older version of SCUMMVM and need to do the music/sfx...already have the graphics running at a decent rate.
s-island Posted September 4, 2009 Posted September 4, 2009 Music is in format 2 MIDI. Check the engines/scumm/imuse directory of the ScummVM source code for how to interpret the imuse specific commands. The monster.sou file should contain a bunch of VOC files. I believe Scummrev over at Lucashacks (Mojo hosted site) can extract them.
LogicDeLuxe Posted September 4, 2009 Posted September 4, 2009 NovaCoder said: Ok looks like it's 'Raw PCM signed 16bit, little endian, 5500 Hz, 88 kbps, mono' (which is very low).It is VOC, mostly 22050 Hz, 8 bit, mono, but there are also a few 11025 Hz files. The floppy version is 11025 Hz throughout. And there actually is an old ScummVM version for Amiga OS3 which can run DOTT. The Adlib-Emulation might be slow on weaker machines, though.
NovaCoder Posted September 5, 2009 Author Posted September 5, 2009 LogicDeLuxe said: It is VOC, mostly 22050 Hz, 8 bit, mono, but there are also a few 11025 Hz files. The floppy version is 11025 Hz throughout. And there actually is an old ScummVM version for Amiga OS3 which can run DOTT. The Adlib-Emulation might be slow on weaker machines, though. Hiya, Ok thanks for the info Yep this port is based on one of those other Amiga OS3 ports. I'm just trying to improve the sound quality and program performance.
NovaCoder Posted September 25, 2009 Author Posted September 25, 2009 LogicDeLuxe said: The Adlib-Emulation might be slow on weaker machines, though. If I can't get my Amiga MUS player working (see my other thread) I might have to use the Midi to Adlib driver to create digital sound instead. What kind of quality of digital samples does the Adlib driver create...anyone know? Eg 22050 Hz, 8 bit, mono?
NovaCoder Posted June 10, 2013 Author Posted June 10, 2013 NovaCoder said: If I can't get my Amiga MUS player working (see my other thread) I might have to use the Midi to Adlib driver to create digital sound instead. What kind of quality of digital samples does the Adlib driver create...anyone know? Eg 22050 Hz, 8 bit, mono? Can I bump an old thread, got the audio working ok now (This BBCode requires its accompanying plugin to work properly.)
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