I consider WAV the same as audible sound, but then in some file format 
Did you try the WAV in the zip file you linked to with the real MSX? If not, please do so.
Still having issues with the wav but the cas works which is the main thing.
I consider WAV the same as audible sound, but then in some file format
Did you try the WAV in the zip file you linked to with the real MSX? If not, please do so.
Still having issues with the wav but the cas works which is the main thing.
I completely agree with that, CAS files are so easy to use. For me, good WAV files are required only in 2 cases:
a) to create good CAS files
b) to use them when CAS files don't work (very rare case, maybe 1% of the games !)
The file (not the header) begins with a quotation mark and a comma. When I read it with my eyes
There are nice clear slopes.
But openmsx reads the first two bytes different. when I read it with BASIC input as #1.
And there are 1 bits where the slope ran above the 0 line. But one can clearly see what it was meant to be.
This issue is separate from direct statement in file issues.
openmsx makes analog style slopes in output, but does it have analog simulation on input?
Maybe this file is a nice test case.
How to make an analog simulation.
When that slope is falling. The angle, the delta between two samples, is negative.
Looking at it this way it doesnt disturb when it slipped onto the wrong side of the 0 line.
Add the deltas to a swinging point. And damp it with point = point * 0.9 or so.
Just an idea.