Is 1964 looking into making their own rsp plugin?
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RJARRRPCGP
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1964 does support RSP plugins, thus a 1964 RSP plugin should be developed.
Goldeneye 007's music actually requires the RSP for the audio, LLE audio or else
some parts of Goldeneye 007's music will be missing!
Goldeneye 007's music actually requires the RSP for the audio, LLE audio or else
some parts of Goldeneye 007's music will be missing!
oDD
/me odd
Clements said:
Except there's a difference. PJ64's RSP uses LLE and thus produces much nicer sound as its closer to what the n64 would produce.
Hacktarux's on the other hand is esentially a HLE audio plugin with a few boot codes. All the audio processing code could be put in his audio plugin under ProcessAList rather than in the rsp plugin.
Esentially there is no need for 1964 to have an RSP plugin. It does all its audio list processing via HLE in its audio plugin and I believe the boot codes needed for some games (like tooie) have been included in the emulator. Thus unless they want to do LLE of the RSP, a rsp plugin doesn't need to be developed.
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RJARRRPCGP
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RJARRRPCGP said:
Read the above, unless someone like Shibo can fix that himself.
RJARRRPCGP
The Rocking PC Wiz
OK, I have proof that a RSP plugin will make a difference!:
The following audio samples are with 1964 0.9.9 and Azimer's audio plugin 0.40 beta 2 audio plugin:
Goldeneye 007 with HLE audio:
http://rjarrrpcgp2000.zapto.org/MP3_Data/HLEAudio.mp3
Goldeneye 007 audio with the Project64 RSP plugin:
http://rjarrrpcgp2000.zapto.org/MP3_Data/RSP_LLE.mp3
The following audio samples are with 1964 0.9.9 and Azimer's audio plugin 0.40 beta 2 audio plugin:
Goldeneye 007 with HLE audio:
http://rjarrrpcgp2000.zapto.org/MP3_Data/HLEAudio.mp3
Goldeneye 007 audio with the Project64 RSP plugin:
http://rjarrrpcgp2000.zapto.org/MP3_Data/RSP_LLE.mp3
S/He's right... about a one minute and 5 seconds into the music, you hear a an instrument in LLE RSP that is not present in HLE List processing. Good job identifying this. HLE audio is not perfect. I have excluded some filters... but also the environment mixer is not 100% accurate. 64bit processing is costly on a 32bit machine, so I took a general approach which appeared to no have paid off as much as I would have liked.
However, I disagree that LLE RSP Audio is the only way to go. It only requires some tweaking with the code and it will work just the same. My HLE Audio code was derived from actual RSP code. No much has been changed.
However, I disagree that LLE RSP Audio is the only way to go. It only requires some tweaking with the code and it will work just the same. My HLE Audio code was derived from actual RSP code. No much has been changed.
RJARRRPCGP
The Rocking PC Wiz
Azimer said:
OK, I do agree too that HLE audio should be the way to go, too when being
tweaked to work the same as the RSP LLE audio.
Poobah
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I've been using the Project 64 RSP with Zilmar's Audio plugin. So it doesn't seem too necessary to make a new RSP. And even though Zilmar's Audio is supposed to be very basic, I've found it to be the best one around because it sounds just like the real thing, and supports surround-sound.
BonsaiUlmus
peace be with beer!
could someone post a link to zilmars plugin... thanks
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rico001
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ini file for boot codes
The sound should possibly need to have an ini audio file for the boot codes similiar to rice's video... maybe I'm wrong. Hopefully Hydrothunder sound or newer audio can be supported in the next gen of emus and an easy way (portable) to update the sound boot codes can be implimented. Maybe a modified sound spec.
oDD said:
The sound should possibly need to have an ini audio file for the boot codes similiar to rice's video... maybe I'm wrong. Hopefully Hydrothunder sound or newer audio can be supported in the next gen of emus and an easy way (portable) to update the sound boot codes can be implimented. Maybe a modified sound spec.