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QLSSS
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 12:42 pm
by Tesla
I'm doing some experiments with Q-emulator and the supported QLSSS. The configuration is JS rom 4 mb ram and gold card speed.
The device works great, but how it is possible to stop the sound when I want? I tried Lenerz soundfile, but it works only in SMSE, if I understand correctly.
Has anyone developed a function or procedure to achieve the goal?
Thanks to anyone who can help me.
Marco
Re: QLSSS
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 1:04 pm
by Derek_Stewart
Hi,
Have you looked at Simon Goowin's SOUND4 driver in the QLSSS1.ZIP archive, this have been updated by Marcel, QLSSS1_v2e.zip, which detsils how to flush the sound buffer.
Re: QLSSS
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 1:27 pm
by tofro
In case you have a SSS version that supports emptying the sample queue, (and TK2), then
(or whatever SOUNDx device you use) should work. Not all SSS implementations support this function, though.
Tobias
Re: QLSSS
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 2:06 pm
by Tesla
Derek wrote: Hi,
Have you looked at Simon Goowin's SOUND4 driver in the QLSSS1.ZIP archive, this have been updated by Marcel, QLSSS1_v2e.zip, which detsils how to flush the sound buffer.
Tofro wrote:
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FLUSH \SOUND
Yes I use the update version of Marcel, and I tried this (I took the idea from another thread of the forum):
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DEF proc Killsound
open#5,sound
flush#5
close#5
end def Killsound
But it doesn't work, probably some mistake of mine. The program I'm writing uses this procedure when it needs to close the sound, then the attempt is done when the sound is still playing. Is it a correct approach?
Thank you guys.
Re: QLSSS
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 2:41 pm
by Tesla
Maybe the TK2 version?
My Q-emulator works with 2.12 version (1985).
Ciao.
Marco
Re: QLSSS
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 3:16 pm
by mk79
Tesla wrote:Tofro wrote:
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FLUSH \SOUND
Yes I use the update version of Marcel, and I tried this (I took the idea from another thread of the forum):
Amazing, I don't even remember doing this
But there it is, interesting.
But it doesn't work, probably some mistake of mine. The program I'm writing uses this procedure when it needs to close the sound, then the attempt is done when the sound is still playing. Is it a correct approach?
Seems about right, it could be something with QemuLator. It's somewhat complicated to implement the SSSS on an emulator as the interface was solely targeted on the fairly... let's call it simple sound interface of the Q40. Try it on QPC2, I spent days trying to make it work as well as possible.
Marcel
Re: QLSSS
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 3:43 pm
by Tesla
Marcel wrote:
Seems about right, it could be something with QemuLator. It's somewhat complicated to implement the SSSS on an emulator as the interface was solely targeted on the fairly... let's call it simple sound interface of the Q40. Try it on QPC2, I spent days trying to make it work as well as possible.
Marcel you are right, better use with QPC2, where all works good. Unfortunately I am perfecting a my old game that works only under qdos, and JM/JS roms, because it uses the notorius Gigabasic. This superbasic extension doesn't work under minerva or SMSQ (sigh!) so.....
Anyway I already have a passable solution, though it does not fully satisfy me.
In any case Marcel you have your head in too many things, if you do not remember all your job on the QL
I am joking of course.
Thanks to all of you for the help.
Marco
Re: QLSSS
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 4:12 pm
by NormanDunbar
mk79 wrote:Amazing, I don't even remember doing this
But there it is, interesting
Welcome to my world!
Cheers,
Norm. (I think!)
Re: QLSSS
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 4:37 pm
by Tesla