The Downloads
Complete source for Melodiman, my followup
to Percussaman. This was never published. It's pure 68000 ASM, and consists of
four parts, the menu, the editor, the manual and the standalone player module
for use in C, GFA Basic, 68k ASM or STOS. Example code provided for all of
these. The schematic for the ST cartiridge is on the
Other Stuff page. Please don't dis the code too much, it was written
about ten years ago, before I had any formal training in coding. :-) It builds
with Hisoft's GenST.
Source of the parallel link software I use
to transfer my MP3 files from my main PC to the MP3 box. It uses the standard
laplink adapter, as described in PC Intern. This compiles with Watcom and dos4g
and runs under DOS or windows. There are two parts, you should connect the
cable and run the receive program before the transmit part. There is currently
no protocol for retrying under a comms failure, but the transmitting program
will spit out an error message in the case of an error being detected. The
schematic for the parallel link cable is on the
Hardware page.
Source (version 1) for my MP3 player. It's
a majorly butchered version of mpg123, with lots of stuff bolted on the front
for menus, etc. It drives my own proprietary LCD interface with a Toshiba
T6963C chip and an ES1869 sound chip, so I don't expect it to be much use as
is. It compiles with Watcom and dos4g and runs under DOS.
Source (version 2) for my MP3 player.
Simliar to version 1, but driving a HD44780 type display. The sound driver is
still for an ES1869, but this version includes a better display format and a
precompiled id3 tag info file for speedy startup time (sub 1 second). It
compiles with Watcom and dos4g and runs under DOS.
Source (version 3) for my MP3 player.
Simliar to version 2. Has Ogg Vorbis support, a plugin architecture for the
codecs, and UIR support for control. It compiles with Watcom and dos4g and runs
under DOS.
