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| GSM Player | |
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| General | |
| Author | Damian Yerrick |
| Type | Media players |
| Version | 2021 |
| License | Mixed |
| Last Updated | 2021/07/07 |
| Links | |
| 2004 Download | |
| Website | |
| 2019 Source | |
GSM Player is an audio player made by porting the GSM RPE-LTP (also called GSM Full Rate) audio codec, which has been used in mobile phones, to the Game Boy Advance. Now you can use your GBA as a portable music player, with up to 150 minutes of Good Sounding Music on a 256 Mbit flash cart.
From mid-2004 to mid-2019, GSM Player for GBA went unmaintained, and changes to popular GBA homebrew toolchains rendered it unbuildable. The repository ports the application to a more recent version of devkitARM.
Building
If building from source:
make build/allnewgsm-bare_mb.gbapadbin 256 build/allnewgsm-bare_mb.gba- Convert audio files to GSM at 18157 Hz (a nonstandard rate).
- Pack them into a single GBFS file using gbfs included with devkitARM tools:
gbfs gsmsongs.gbfs *.gsm - Concatenate the player and the songs.
- On Windows:
copy /b build\allnewgsm-bare_mb.gba+gsmsongs.gbfs allnewgsm.gba - On UNIX:
cat build/allnewgsm-bare_mb.gba gsmsongs.gbfs > allnewgsm.gba
- On Windows:
If building from Release 20040823:
- Drop some .wav files in the wavs folder and then run Go.bat (Windows 95, 98, and ME users should run Go-win9x.bat instead).
- This should produce a ROM called gsm.gba, which you can write to a GBA flash cartridge.
Controls
Left/Right - Previous/Next track
L - Seek left/right
Select - lock/unlock controls
Start - pause/resume playback
A+B+Select+Start - Reset GBA, such as to exit to your loader menu (works only on Visoly and F2A carts)
External links
- Author's website - https://pineight.com/gba/gsm/
- GitHub - https://github.com/pinobatch/gsmplayer-gba/