Hmm, too bad I can't try this out yet. Stuck at work, so won't get to see how this works until this evening at least.

So, anyone give it a go yet? Any problems/issues? I'm understandably curious.

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I have downloaded all of it Nice update and handy Thanks!

thats very welcome!

will have to install it asap :)

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installed. All ok.

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It works, even better, I modified my Play16 alias so that playback uses the redirection alias; that's more like it (device.audio).

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Installed on 68k and MOS system..and on both works fine..thanks!

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Seems DaveAE finally found a way for Martin to do his dirty work...

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I could be wrong, but somehow I believe it was Martin's choice.

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So AHI hasn't been ppc (os4) native 'til now!?!?....

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only AHI prefs is 68k, most be an other fork of AHI ?

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It's really excellent. The question remains if this is the last ever version
of AHI, since this eXtream Audio is going to take over soon

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So AHI hasn't been ppc (os4) native 'til now!?!?....

There are a couple of ways you can test to see if an executable is PPC native or not in OS4. Personally, I just open the file in a text editor and observe the "ELF" string at the start of the file. There should be some utility kicking around that will tell you as well.

P.S. AHI has been PPC native for a long time and DaveAE has been stuck building it.

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only AHI prefs is 68k, most be an other fork of AHI ?

The AHI prefs in the archive mentioned is PPC. My builds included native ahi.device, emu10kx.audio and filesave.audio, but we used 68k AHI prefs until now. In this release built by Martin, there is now native AHI prefs and device.audio.

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Since AHI is made by Martin Blom and not by me, development of AHI is not going to stop, which is actually quite nice. Remember, if it wasn't for AHI, there wouldn't have been Audio Evolution and many other progs.

And btw, your crystal ball may be broken, since eXtream Audio is not going to take over soon. It might take a while, and it will only happen after OS4.0 is officially released.

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Think i got it know. You are right of course. AHI could continue for the
Classic AmigaOS and/or an alternative, while eXtream Audio will be the
next step beyond AHI, right?

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Ok, so it might take a while. Okay Not that bad really

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There is nothing that could stop AHI continuing for OS4 as well. The fact that eXtream (Audio) will also be an audio system doesn't change that, although eXtream will be more feature rich. But then again, it's not released yet, so currently it's vapourware, except on my computer!

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Looking for "ELF" is fine. But I prefer redirecting output of the program
"list68k" to a file. Then I can just get a nice listing of all the
files in Multiview or whatever telling me what is PPC native or 68k.
List68k is available on OS4depot and makes a nice "button" in a directory
utility, showing the same info in a window.

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I thinking about updating elist, so it can scan all files on disk,
if you like, and display it in some kind of GUI.

it's low on my priority,

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That's so good to know