Tag: Rjdmc

  • RJDMC updated to v0.4

    -Pitch is implemented
    -Deleting selection is implemented
    -Fixed several bugs related to the highlighting of the window
    -Fixed bugs involving space bar triggering controls
    -Fixed bugs with lower HZ samples crashing SSRC (small files)
    -Implemented Cut, Copy, Paste, Trim, Select All, Delete

    NOTES:
    -Zoom function doesn’t work with editing the wave file yet (it acts as if you’re zoomed all the way out).
    -You can either right click on the wave display or use shortcuts to use the editor functionality.
    -CTRL+V = paste, CTRL+C = copy, CTRL+X = cut, CTRL+T = trim, CTRL+Z = revert, CTRL+A = select all
    -“quality” Pitch change right now is a bit mediocre quality-wise.  I might just have lots of copies of each .wav file in memory for small files.
    -To use copy, cut, delete, or trim you must have something selected (by dragging the mouse and making a rectangle).  To paste something, you need to click once (without dragging) and a single white line will show up- this is where the info will be pasted.

    via New DMC Converter Page 2 – Nintendo Consoles – ChipMusic.org.

  • RJDMC updated to: v0.30

    Rushjet1 writes:

    It’s been awhile since I’ve officially updated this, so there are a lot of changes (especially behind-the-scenes).

    -Memory use is cut way down (for large files)
    -Bit Crushing is implemented (0 is off, 1-19 is varying degrees of bits flipped, and 20 is an inverted waveform).
    -Volume control is implemented (volume for the input wave is changed by x%).
    -Zoom is implemented on the waveform view–unfortunately it only zooms to the middle now.
    -You can highlight parts of the wave in the waveform view but it doesn’t do anything. tongue
    -Pitch control is done, and playback is at least pretty close to how the NES would handle it, though not exact.
    -Opening DMC files is possible now, and you can edit them just like .wav files.
    -Several bugs were fixed, most of which most people wouldn’t notice

    New DMC Converter

  • RJDMC Updated

    You can get the new version here.

    Changes from 0.01

    -Changed name to “RJDMC”
    -Any .wav input rate is supported and properly conveted to 33144hz
    -Drag ‘n’ Drop is supported
    -Added an Edit->Preferences menu for batch processing
    -Allowed opening multiple files for batch processing
    -Multiple .wav output rates

    Batch Processing: If you want to process more than one file at once, first go to edit-> preferences and choose your output method (this will not work in “manual” mode as that expects one at a time).  After selecting an option (and a .wav output rate for .WAV output if you want), either drag/drop multiple files onto the application or use the File->Open dialog and select multiple .wav files.  They will automatically be created in the same folder as the input files with either “<inputname>.dmc” for DMC output or “<inputname>D.wav” for .WAV output.

    Via ChipMusic.org.