i'm new here, and of course i come with questions
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i'm trying to code a VGM player for Atari Jaguar, to replay YM2151 files, as a first step ( there is a lot of x68000 nice tunes on the net)
i already created an Amiga module player, and an YM2149 player so i have good knowledge of Atari Jaguar limitations.
On Jaguar, the audio is managed by a 24 mhz DSP with 8 KB of ram, and 2 x 16 bits DAC. nothing more.
the 'game' when coding on Jaguar, is always to use only the DSP and its local memory to play audio, to avoid using the main memory bus, that is shared.
i doubt that the Jaguar is able to read VGM files are 62500 Hz.
so i thought i could rebuild the VGM file with recalculating waits and alter the emulated YM2151 registers at a lower frequency than 62500 Hz
with the experience you have, what do you think would be an acceptable frequency to read VGM files and still have nearly the same sound as a replay on PC ?
thanks
PS : an example of a atari ST YM replay i created, on Jaguar : https://youtu.be/9iGlcPxtzjY