> 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%.
The Supercharger has problems with the input being too loud
as well. If the cassette speed doesn't work for you, you should
try setting the output of the WAV player to about 75% and then
lower the Makewav volume setting until this speed works for you.
A too high volume would also explain why you need to have different
bit lengths for different games, since the Supercharger detects
zeros and ones by how long the input staya over a certain level.
The tracks on version 2 of the SganB CD were created with the
slowest speed on Makewav. So if the CD works for you, the WAVs
you created yourself with this program should work too.
Ciao, Eckhard Stolberg
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