Super Nintendo Sound Demo 16-bit 32 kHz stereo SPC-700

http://board.byuu.org/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=563

Test with real hardware Super Nintendo

"It streams 16-bit 32 kHz stereo sound to the SPC-700 at 128KB/sec. In order to get double the duration, I compressed the samples using a floating-point scheme, which is decompressed in real-time by the S-CPU before sending to the SPC-700. I couldn't hear any difference between it and the original material. I could make a version that used uncompressed samples, if anyone doubts that it's really streaming 128KB/sec to the SPC-700."

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• Super
• Nintendo
• Sound
• Demo
• 16-bit
• 32
• kHz
• stereo
• SPC-700

[stefda]

Just wondering how you can actually play 16 bit sample on the SPC700,

does it not only supporting 4 bits compressed samples ?

[andrezlatin]

"Buy "Serenade No. 13 in G Major" WTF?

[neokogami]

@johneymute Look this link the description (Mirror)

[nintendo1889x]

@johneymute won't work with Zsnes at all. Snes9x and Bsnes shouldn't have any issues.

[zedrein18]

@johneymute Well technically because of an inexpensive clock the Super NES usually outputs a deviation of 32 kHz. Usually something like 32,400 Hz or so, but most A/V receivers that are spec'd to decode a 32 kHz sample rate can still decode and amplify that signal.

[johneymute]

now that,s just absolutely awesome,cuzz now this proves that the snes is able to handle true 16bit 32khz stereo sound,thanks this capablity there,s no need to stick a external soundchip on top.

there,s no comparecy the snes will blow the gba and sega genesis away!!!!!!!!!

[IMakeOrWatchVideos]

Nintendo would be impressed.

[SPS148669]

do a video of it playing FF13 music.

[R4Zi3L]

holy shit