AHI bug (changing frequency while playing)

AHI in AmigaOS4.1 (but not in AmigaOS4.0) has bug which reveals itself when you change player frequency (with AHI_ControlAudio function and AHIA_PlayerFreq) while playing module (when AHIC_Play is set). Once frequency is changed - the audio output become very noisy. Interesting is fact that there is no such bug in AHI for AmigaOS4.0 classic.

I need to change frequency to properly handle frequency changes in MED music modules. On A1200 PPC it worked, but on Sam440ep it doesn't (audio become noises when frequency is changed).

For now I use software interrupt to handle replaying timing, but it's not best method.

Really no reply about this? I need to solve this problem for my music player.

please try the support forum:
here

regards...
michael

I worked around the problem and it seems OK! Music from my player is just nice, I'm listening to it right now (music from Lemmings 2)

I just call
AHI_ControlAudio(actrl, AHIC_Play, FALSE, TAG_DONE);
AHI_ControlAudio(actrl, AHIA_PlayerFreq, frequency, TAG_DONE);
AHI_ControlAudio(actrl, AHIC_Play, TRUE, TAG_DONE);

With the neighbourhood of the 2 perimeter functions setting the frequency doesn't produce noises. All right, now the production of Diamond Player 2.0 can progress further

It is currently a program written in C++ with the use of its many interesting features. MOD and MED modules are for example the childs of abstract Music Module class, also audio output is a template in Music Player class, so there is a possibility to use different audio output methods like audio.device for example or AHI like it is now.

The workaround doesn't cause any problems (only there is a tiny, almost unnoticably break when changing frequency). Cheers.

I have this problem with my Sam460ex and nothing it continues, you should wait to correct tjis problem with Update5, 6, Amiga OS 4.2, etc., etc., etc.,

This could very well be a sound card driver problem as well, not AHI, since you probably use OS4.1 on something else than a Classic.

@Deniil
Quote:
The platforms the problem exists:

- Sam440ep
- AmigaONE

The platform the problem doesn't exist:

- Amiga+PPC+Paula

So it's true the problem lies in AHI sound card driver.