viciious/SegaCDMode1PCM: SegaCD Mode 1 PCM driver and demo - GitHub
This driver supports simultaneous playback of up to 8 mono PCM streams using the Ricoh RF5C164 chip on the Sega CD. The samples can be uploaded from cartridge ROM to …
RF5C164 - MegaDrive Wiki
To control various aspects of the sample playback, including sample rate, panning, volume, address, as well as loop point, the RF5C164 has several registers through which these …
Sega CD - Wikipedia
Audio is supplied through the Ricoh RF5C164, and two RCA pin jacks allow the Sega CD to output stereophonic sound separate from the Genesis. Combining stereo sound from a …
Mega-CD - Sega Wiki
The Mega-CD adds 10 extra sound channels to the Genesis's YM2612 and SN76489 using the Ricoh RF5C164 chip. Sound format: Stereo PCM; Clock frequency of source: Up to 12 MHz; …
Mega-CD II - SEGADriven
The console was released on the 23rd of April 1993 in Japan, June 1993 in North America and August 1993 in Europe. This version of the system features a top-loading mechanism as …
Sega Mega-CD - VGMRips
The PCM sound chip is a RF5C164, made by Ricoh, and it have 8 PCM channels. Some PCM samples play with music generated by the MD's OPN2 + PSG, or alone, like in Sonic CD. The …
Ricoh RF5C68 - VGMRips
The Ricoh RF5C68 (also known as RF5C164 and RF5C105) is a 8-channel sound chip made by Ricoh. The sound chip can play PCM samples from up to 64k of memory, either RAM or ROM. …
Ricoh RF5C164 revisited - SpritesMind.Net
2022年1月8日 · I've been cleaning up my Ricoh RF5C68 / 164 core the other day. There are a couple of things I would like to discuss: 1. The RF5C164 can access 128KB of memory …
Why The Mega CD / Sega CD Failed - Nostalgia Nerd
2016年7月2日 · And if that wasn’t enough, there was also a Ricoh RF5C164 sound chip, which allowed CD streamed audio, additional channels, improved sample playback *queue sample* …
SEGA Mega-CD/SEGA CD - SEGADriven
This console features enhanced graphical and audio capabilities compared to the Mega Drive and its software is distributed on the CD-ROM format – a first for SEGA. Using CD-ROMs was …