ADPCM-A
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| − | '''ADPCM-A''' is one of the | + | '''ADPCM-A''' is one of the adaptive differential pulse-code modulation ([[ADPCM]]) lossy compressed audio formats used by the Yamaha YM2610 chip, which is used in the NeoGeo game system. The other format is [[ADPCM-B]]. |
There are sometimes claimed to be Yamaha ADPCM formats called "MNF" and "SPB", but it's unclear whether they correspond to these. | There are sometimes claimed to be Yamaha ADPCM formats called "MNF" and "SPB", but it's unclear whether they correspond to these. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:52, 22 March 2021
ADPCM-A is one of the adaptive differential pulse-code modulation (ADPCM) lossy compressed audio formats used by the Yamaha YM2610 chip, which is used in the NeoGeo game system. The other format is ADPCM-B.
There are sometimes claimed to be Yamaha ADPCM formats called "MNF" and "SPB", but it's unclear whether they correspond to these.
ADPCM-A has 8 channels with a 8 MHz playback frequency.
