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no path separators
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This improves bad looping of title screen song from Windows TTD, and fixes
a long silence at the end of "Can't get there from here" from Windows TTD.
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This is based on reverse-engineering the TTD DOS driver for General MIDI music.
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drivers.
Preparation for later extending the info passed to music drivers.
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relying on high-level functions.
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low-level driver that directly works with MIDI data.
This allows using different music sources besides standard MIDI files on disk.
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Some songs (at least one in OpenMSX) use the MIDI pitch bend range controllers
but don't reset these at the end. This causes all subsequent songs to sound
wrong.
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MCI MIDI is poorly supported on newer versions of Windows and can cause large
delays at the beginning of tracks.
The new driver is based on a from-scratch reader for Standard MIDI Files. This
should be re-usable in other music drivers too, and can allow for finer control
of playback in general.
It also provides a better framework for reading MIDI data from other formats
than just SMF.
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Given any speed issue cannot be attributed to checking for _debug_NNN_level, removing this is a safe action
This fixes #6652.
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for a particular platform
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the return is not NULL)
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"unsafe" functions to prevent them from being used, and thus having to care about certain aspects of their return values
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driver factory instatiations
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driver to specify the ouput port to use. (Based on patch by gulikoza)
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initializing the DirectMusic driver fails.
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Eagle_rainbow)
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local changes and attempts
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wrongly pitched songs than dmusic, it crashed instead.
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missed :)
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although working, causes a temporary freeze of OpenTTD. As MCI behaves better than DirectMusic that has become the default music driver; small delay between songs beats wrongly pitched/bad sounding songs
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Likely because the instruments weren't reset properly
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