DSPHLE: Redefine asnd SwapLeftRight to apply to old versions
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@ -57,7 +57,8 @@ constexpr u32 SAMPLE_RATE = 48000;
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bool ASndUCode::SwapLeftRight() const
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{
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return m_crc == HASH_DESERT_BUS_2011 || m_crc == HASH_DESERT_BUS_2012;
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return m_crc == HASH_2008 || m_crc == HASH_2009 || m_crc == HASH_2011 || m_crc == HASH_2020 ||
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m_crc == HASH_2020_PAD;
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}
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bool ASndUCode::UseNewFlagMasks() const
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@ -398,11 +399,12 @@ void ASndUCode::DoMixing(u32 return_mail)
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}
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// Both paths jmpr $AR3, which is an index into sample_selector
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auto [new_r, new_l] = (this->*sample_function)();
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auto [new_l, new_r] = (this->*sample_function)();
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if (SwapLeftRight())
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{
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// Most versions of the ASnd ucode have the right channel come before the left channel.
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// The Desert Bus versions swapped the left and right input channels so that left
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// comes first, and then right. Before, right came before left.
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// comes first, and then right, matching mp3/ogg files.
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std::swap(new_r, new_l);
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}
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// out_samp: "multiply sample x volume" - left is put in $ax0.h, right is put in $ax1.h
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@ -53,7 +53,8 @@ public:
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static constexpr u32 HASH_2020_PAD = 0xbad876ef;
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// Variant used in Desert Bus v1.04 - this is based off of the code in libogc (as it existed in
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// 2011, even though that code only became used in 2020), but the left and right channels are
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// swapped. Padded to 0x0620 bytes.
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// swapped (with the left channel coming before the right channel, which is the the conventional
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// behavior). Padded to 0x0620 bytes.
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static constexpr u32 HASH_DESERT_BUS_2011 = 0xfa9c576f;
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// Variant used in Desert Bus v1.05 - this is the same as the previous version, except 4 junk
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// instructions were added to the start, which do not change behavior in any way. Padded to 0x0620
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