ssg sound pitch lowering

[iamthejake2000]

i'm using windoom and the ssg reloading sounds' pitches are cut in half. i made a wad that replaces the ssg reloading sounds with ones with the pitch doubled, and the sounds play normally in the game, except they're lower quality.

i used to use windoom a long time ago and i don't remember this. i know very little c++, but i did look at the source code and i couldn't find anything. does anyone know what the problem is?

thanks.

[Infinite Ammunition]

zdoom.org
doomworld.com/eternity
prboom.sourceforge.net
skulltag.com
doomsdayhq.com

try playing doom with one of those

[leileilol]

The problem is, the ssg sounds are 22khz 8bit mono, and Windoom (WTF THAT IS OUT OF DATE SON) plays everything back at 11khz.

[fraggle]

The early DOS ports had the same problem. The sample rate of the ssg sounds is different to all of the other sounds.

[iamthejake2000]

alright, thanks.


anyway, i like windoom because i like to play doom as close to the dos version as possible. i'd play the original executables if i didn't use windows xp.

[Bloodshedder]

If you want something close to the original Doom, try Eternity or prBoom.

[myk]

Windoom is "purer" in some respects, Prboom (and equivalents) in others.

Also, there are two different Windooms; the pre source release version that led to Doom95, and the Dosdoom-based one.

[gemini09]

You should check out GLBoom.

[Shaikoten]

Actually, to be quite honest, Skulltag probably has the closest function to DOS Doom in its Oldschool mode, but I've never heard of it used for Single Player.