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Original report by Jean Pierre Cimalando (Bitbucket: jpcima, GitHub: jpcima).
The function GenerateResampled of nukedOPL produces an output converted from the internal sample rate of 49716 Hz.
Apparently it's a linear interpolation implemented in fixed point.
Could the sound quality improve in significant manner by providing better resampling methods?
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Original comment by Jake Gross (Bitbucket: datajake1999, GitHub: datajake1999).
My fork of the driver uses a good resampler that is easy to use https://github.com/datajake1999/OPL3EMU/tree/master/Driver/fmopl3lib I also made improvements to the hardware playback code and added features such as WAV writing and basic audio processing effects.
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Will give this a look. Thanks.
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Original report by Jean Pierre Cimalando (Bitbucket: jpcima, GitHub: jpcima).
The function GenerateResampled of nukedOPL produces an output converted from the internal sample rate of 49716 Hz.
Apparently it's a linear interpolation implemented in fixed point.
Could the sound quality improve in significant manner by providing better resampling methods?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: