Not sure how you are planning on handling the sound timing issues, but I was never able to get a timer based approach to work without issue. The latest approach I have taken ( unreleased hexen2 port - as there already is a decent port) is based on the hexen2/quake wav player. It breaks a 64k buffer into 128 blocks of 512 then bases the timer of off the blocks that have finished playing - in this case with dsp instead of the Windows wav player. Basing the timer on the finished blocks solves the inaccuracies that creep in with a pure timer based approach which can cause ticks and occasional fuzz/scratching noises.
The engine internally uses blocks, so I'm going to try wrapping that around a DSP wrapper. In theory it should be "easy" without requiring me to modify the engine much.
Thanks for your time to work on this!The new version is out guys: https://github.com/masterfeizz/EDuke3D/releases/tag/v1.0-alpha
Background music is working... with a catch: Only the .ogg filetype is implemented so you will have to download the soundtrack in .ogg format (probably a remastered version) and place the files in the eduke3d folder.
The new sound driver also fixed all the problems with timing that we had before, so Duke's lines will sound right this time.
Ohh and this is what the new touchscreen overlay looks like:
Well, I appreciate you for appreciating my work.
The music support is awesome! Just wondering, does the game know internally in which order to play the tracks or do i have to create some sort of CUE file?The new version is out guys: https://github.com/masterfeizz/EDuke3D/releases/tag/v1.0-alpha
Background music is working... with a catch: Only the .ogg filetype is implemented so you will have to download the soundtrack in .ogg format (probably a remastered version) and place the files in the eduke3d folder.
The new sound driver also fixed all the problems with timing that we had before, so Duke's lines will sound right this time.
Ohh and this is what the new touchscreen overlay looks like:
On O3DS it takes little bit of time for the game to load, did you wait like 15 seconds? If you did, I'll have to look into that.
Yeah, I also tried with the full version and it's stuck at calculating sine table. At the top of the screen it also says "ignored application parameter "" ", I don't know if that could be of any help
That's weird, I'll see what I can do when I get time to work on this. I've updated the base code for the game, maybe that will help.
You'll probably get a memory leak. I was able to fix the choppy music, and now I'm trying to fix the memory problems.
