This utility scans .VGM files in the current directory and displays which sound chips they use. Useful for determining VGM compatibility with RomWBW's VGM player.
Features:
- Scans all .VGM files in current directory
- Detects SN76489, YM2612, YM2151, and AY-3-8910 chips
- Displays results in a formatted table
- Supports dual-chip configurations
Could you please integrate this into the RomWBW build process alongside the existing VGM player utilities?
- Updated COPYSL application to handle last slice within partition.
- Thanks and credit to @hubertushirsch for bringing this up and assisting with the solution.
Co-Authored-By: HubertH <51236138+hubertushirsch@users.noreply.github.com>
Trying to ferret out the last instances of quarter-note being used instead of eighth-note.
The comments in `audio.inc` are now confusing, but I don't know how to fix them...
ASSIGN was assuming that the "FD" floppy driver was the only floppy driver. This change properly recognizes any driver that indicates it is a floppy driver.
- Add a -DELAY switch to the TUNE command line to force the use of delay mode for note pacing. Issue #558 Credit to @robbbates for suggesting this.
- Add missing include file logic for DS1307, Issue #556. Credit to @tpycio.
- Miscellaneous documentation improvements per Peter Onion and Petr Antos.
- Added new ANSI keyboard support from Peter Onion.
- ZDE is now built as part of the RomWBW build itself.
- Did not yet include support for modified ZDE escape character.
- See <https://groups.google.com/g/rc2014-z80/c/hAZen3pZb7o>
Co-Authored-By: PeterOGB <7755057+peterogb@users.noreply.github.com>
The Why Em-ulator cannot be detected by the normal probing mechanism in TUNE. Added options to force the standard port configurations (MSX or RC). See #468
- WRERR was putting the CAN character in register C to send. However, it needs to be in register A. Fixed here. Credit and thanks to HubertH for finding this and providing the fix.
- Support HEATH MSX Graphics card in HBIOS
- Support HEATH MSX Graphics card in TUNE app
- Startup HEATH at 8MHz to ensure hardware compatibility/detection
- Unique I/O configuration for Les Bird's Graphics/Sound/Joystick Module has been removed because the module now conforms to generic MSX port conventions.