Hello,
Is someone was able to compile the encoder on MacOS ?
It compile (with warning), the program seems to work, but it refuse any .WAV file I want to encode. While the same files works on windows pcmenc version.
Any help, or binary share welcome 
Being a NOOB(!) when it comes to audio, I sadly have to ask questions for the (probably) most obvious things. Sorry about that, but I still hope someone would care to answer.
The tech in this thread works great! (just tested the sample in MSXgl). I was thinking that it would be cool to use speech-samples in a game. Now I see that speech typically are played back at a minimum of 8000 times a second. Or: 133 times pr frame in NTSC-mode. That is OUTing to PSG every 447 cycles. This is really impractical.
How low can we possibly go on the frequency, when playing back voice?
I guess that, when a sample are recorded, there are frequences that more important than others, and must not be lost. Would it be possible to sample, say at 44100, but encode this in a super-smart way to be played back at, say, 1000Hz (or is this just called plain "downsampling"?)? And when one is playing back, is there anything that could help to reduce playback frequency, like using envelope or any "new discoveries as of late"? 
One also has to ponder whether lo-fi PSG actually matches the rest of the audio of a game. It's often like you have all kinds of fancy plates o' food from a fancy restaurant, and one such plate has a rusty screwdriver on it. That screwdriver is like a PSG sample. 
