If you have Linux, and the programs mpg123 and toolame, you can convert your mp3 collection to mp2 by using this script.
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#!/bin/csh
#
# This script resamples the mp3-file to 48 kHz, 1.5 times the (standard)
# Atari Falcon 030 DSP MC56001 freq.
# After this encoding occurs to mp2, with a sampling frequency of 48 kHz
# and a bitrate of 192 kbps.
#
# Note that you need write permission in the directory where you put this
# script and the mp3 source files. Note also that this script, as all scripts,
# needs to be executable in order to work:
# do a 'chmod 755 mp3tomp2' on the command line, if neccesary.
#
set lijst=`/bin/ls *.mp3`
foreach mp3bestand ( $lijst )
mpg123 -r 48000 -s $mp3bestand | toolame -s 48 /dev/stdin $bestand.mp2
end
#
# This one is more robust, but takes a LOT of harddisk space.
#set lijst=`/bin/ls *.mp3`
#foreach mp3bestand ( $lijst )
# set bestand=`basename $mp3bestand .mp3`
# mpg123 -r 48000 -w $bestand.wav $mp3bestand
# toolame -s 48 $bestand.wav $bestand.mp2
# rm *.wav
#end
#
# End of script.
According to Hatari's compatibility list MP2 NoCrew player works with Hatari, when using WinUAE CPU core version:hylst wrote:Thank you Protos. I already managed to genrerate the MP2 correctly, my problem is the replay with this rout.
MP2 Audio v0.997 gem player doesn't launch with Hatari ... so i cannot test if it came from the emulator, even in Falcon mode :/