On Wednesday 31 July 2002 08:37 am, Eckhard Stolberg wrote:
> The CD as well as the B side of the original Supercharger tapes
> uses a slower encoding format. You could try the slowest setting
> in Makewav to see if that makes any difference. Also you could
> have a look at the volume control in Windows and compare the
> volume of the CD out and the WAV out. If they are too different,
> you could try to change the volume of the WAV out.
I used the -f0 switch to generate the slowest format possible, that of
cassette. I also maxed out the volume by using -v10. (The docs say that 10
is the default, but if you enter no parameters, the program help indicates
the default is 0.98.) Neither helped.
I forgot to mention that I'm running SuSE Linux 7.3. I set the volume in
XMMS (an MP3 and WAV player like WinAmp) to 100%.
I did remember to set the -ts switch. :)
> If you have your computer connected to your Supercharger anyway,
> you could try to use the Playbin utility for the Cuttle Cart,
Same problem... using Linux...
(I do have a dual-boot system with Windows 98, but my development is done in
Linux now, so I'd rather not have to switch back and forth between operating
systems just to play a few games. :) )
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