[17 Feb 2008] HW Designer: Sound problem

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[17 Feb 2008] HW Designer: Sound problem

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Hi again! :-)

I want to use a mp3 in my presentation, but I have problems using it. When I import the mp3, I am ask of which type it is. When I choose "Soundstream" and I test the file (or run the presentation) it lacks and sounds slowly and strange overall. And when I choose "Soundsample" (for test reasons; I know it would be better for a 2 min mp3 to have it as a stream) I get the an error message which says a special 16 bit sound.datatype, but I neither find it at Stephan Rupprechts site nor on the HWD CD-ROM. :-( But when I start the mp3 with AmigaAMP, it plays absolutely correctly. The mp3 is a 192 kbps, 44 khz file. Is this the problem?

Thanks a lot in advance!

Micha
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[20 Feb 2008] Re: HW Designer: Sound problem

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Hi again! :-)

I want to use a mp3 in my presentation, but I have problems using it. When I import the mp3, I am ask of which type it is. When I choose "Soundstream" and I test the file (or run the presentation) it lacks and sounds slowly and strange overall. And when I choose "Soundsample" (for test reasons; I know it would be better for a 2 min mp3 to have it as a stream) I get the an error message which says a special 16 bit sound.datatype, but I neither find it at Stephan Rupprechts site nor on the HWD CD-ROM. :-(
Oh, better forget about loading a MP3 as a sound sample. That's asking for trouble :)

Stephan Rupprecht's sound datatype is available on his web (check Google).
But when I start the mp3 with AmigaAMP, it plays absolutely correctly. The mp3 is a 192 kbps, 44 khz file. Is this the problem?
What system is this? Native Amiga or WinUAE? AHI settings correct? Do Protracker modules sound correctly?
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[05 Mar 2008] Re: HW Designer: Sound problem

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Hi there!
I want to use a mp3 in my presentation, but I have problems using it. When I import the mp3, I am ask of which type it is. When I choose "Soundstream" and I test the file (or run the presentation) it lacks and sounds slowly and strange overall. And when I choose "Soundsample" (for test reasons; I know it would be better for a 2 min mp3 to have it as a stream) I get the an error message which says a special 16 bit sound.datatype, but I neither find it at Stephan Rupprechts site nor on the HWD CD-ROM. :-(

Oh, better forget about loading a MP3 as a sound sample. That's asking for trouble :)
Yeah, I know. It was just for testing reasons.
Stephan Rupprecht's sound datatype is available on his web (check Google).
Ok, I found version 41.8 of the sound.datatype. My system has installed version 44.25, so I guess it shouldn't be the problem.

But when I start the mp3 with AmigaAMP, it plays absolutely correctly. The mp3 is a 192 kbps, 44 khz file. Is this the problem?

What system is this? Native Amiga or WinUAE? AHI settings correct? Do Protracker modules sound correctly?
I use the latest version of AmiKit on WinUAE. I am quite sure that the AHI settings are correct (at least everything plays fine, no matter what I start (game, mp3 with AmiAMP, ...)). Protracker modules sound correctly - I can run the examples that come with hollywood without a problem and sound is crystal clear and perfect. :-) So I still have no idea, what the prob is with this mp3. Maybe really the bit rate?

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[05 Mar 2008] Re: HW Designer: Sound problem

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Ok, I tested it with a 128 kbit mp3 - same strange misbehaviour. :-( When I save the project as a presentation for windows and start the pres under win, the sound is played correctly. If I save the project as AOS3 and start it in Amikit, the sound is a bit slow and somehow scrambled. :-( But if I open it under Amikit with AmigaAMP, the mp3 sounds perfect. I am quite sure that AmigaAMP uses the same AHI device and settings as the Designer and its compiled executables do, right?

I am quite helpless ... :-/

Thanks in advance!

Greetings, Micha
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[09 Mar 2008] Re: HW Designer: Sound problem

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I use the latest version of AmiKit on WinUAE. I am quite sure that the AHI settings are correct (at least everything plays fine, no matter what I start (game, mp3 with AmiAMP, ...)). Protracker modules sound correctly - I can run the examples that come with hollywood without a problem and sound is crystal clear and perfect. :-) So I still have no idea, what the prob is with this mp3. Maybe really the bit rate?
Hmm, works here. I tried several mp3s with HollyAmp under AmiKit and they all played fine. So I don't think it is a general problem of Hollywood under AmiKit. Does it really fail with ALL mp3s or just with some?
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