Yupp, it's ready!!!
http://users.hol.gr/~ggn/PLAYER.ZIP
Thanx to George (GGN), who coded this jewel.![:)]()
The best for the players would be RAW files, SIGNED.
Quality is 8-bit of course, HOWEVER the frequency is the best - 50kHz!!!!!
It can play stereo or mono files, whatever You prefer.
The files must be converted into exactly 50066Hz.
If You converted Your music into STEREO, then extensions of all music-files must be changed from *.raw into *.S
The player is veeeeeery small, about 15Kb, so You can simply put it into every catalogue with your... hmm... MP3... errrm... I mean - RAW.![;)]()
However if You want it in another folder, use full pathnames in PLAYLIST.TXT file if the RAWs are somewhere else.
The prog plays music beautifully, with playlists, I tested it on a such slow device as satandisk is - and it WORKS!!!!!!!![:)]()
(Doesn't work on emulators 'though but who cares).
Just put into the PLAYLIST.TXT names of RAWs in the order You want. If they are in the same catalogue, then You don't need to use paths - just names.
40 minutes of music (in mono) = about 112Mb on Your Atari's harddisk.
I'm listening to various albums on my Atari STE since yesterday - and the Player works perfectly well.![:)]()
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http://users.hol.gr/~ggn/PLAYER.ZIP
Thanx to George (GGN), who coded this jewel.
The best for the players would be RAW files, SIGNED.
Quality is 8-bit of course, HOWEVER the frequency is the best - 50kHz!!!!!
It can play stereo or mono files, whatever You prefer.
The files must be converted into exactly 50066Hz.
If You converted Your music into STEREO, then extensions of all music-files must be changed from *.raw into *.S
The player is veeeeeery small, about 15Kb, so You can simply put it into every catalogue with your... hmm... MP3... errrm... I mean - RAW.
However if You want it in another folder, use full pathnames in PLAYLIST.TXT file if the RAWs are somewhere else.
The prog plays music beautifully, with playlists, I tested it on a such slow device as satandisk is - and it WORKS!!!!!!!
(Doesn't work on emulators 'though but who cares).
Just put into the PLAYLIST.TXT names of RAWs in the order You want. If they are in the same catalogue, then You don't need to use paths - just names.
40 minutes of music (in mono) = about 112Mb on Your Atari's harddisk.
I'm listening to various albums on my Atari STE since yesterday - and the Player works perfectly well.