You are not logged in - nap 64vgmplay [fm-yam]   [2020] Released by : Karmic Release Date : 22 October 2020 Type : C64 Misc. Website : https://github.com/karmic64/64vgmplay User rating: awaiting 8 votes (8 left) Credits : Code  ....  Karmic of HVSC Crew, Onslaught Download : http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/205206/vgmplay.zip (downloads: 139) Look for downloads on external sites:  Pokefinder.org Summary Submitted by Karmic on 27 October 2020 OPL1/2 VGM converter/player for SFX Sound Expander/FM-YAM. Making a C64 executable is a multi-step process: - First, run the "convert" utility, which will create an .includeable file from a VGM file for use with the assembler. convert vgmname outname - Now, take a look at the bottom of the assembly file, and change the filename after .include to the name of the file you just exported. Assemble the file with 64tass. - You should probably crunch it now with Exomizer or something else. Start address is $080d. Your VGM file must use at least one OPL1 or OPL2 to be usable. If more than one chip fits these qualifications, you will be given a choice of which one to log. Any other chips' commands will simply be ignored. Remember to have an SFX Sound Expander/FM-YAM enabled in your emulator/plugged into your machine when you run the file. Remember that there is only 64k of space available to the C64- if the assembler warns you about processor program counter overflow, your VGM is too large. There is no compression per se, but the data format used by the player will result in data that is about 3/4 the size of the VGM, for any standard single-chip VGM. So, be careful with any files above around 70kb. This play routine is only intended to generate standalone executables, not for demos. If you want to use FM-enhanced music in a production, consider the Edlib D00 player by Mr. Mouse. Search CSDb All Releases Groups Sceners Events BBS SIDs ------- Forum Comments Advanced Navigate Prev - Random - Next Detailed Info · Summaries (1) · User Comments (1) · Production Notes Fun Stuff · Goofs · Hidden Parts · Trivia Forum · Discuss this release Support CSDb Help keep CSDb running: Funding status:

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