When calling osAiSetFrequency() and setting the audio output frequency, the function sets the audio DAC rate according to osViClock. In other words, if the osViClock variable has not been set using the following procedure, the audio output frequency will not be set correctly. (We are going to upgrade the OS so that osCreateViManager() and osAiSetFrequency() can be called in any order.)
osInitialize();
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osCreateViManager(priority);
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osAiSetFrequency(frequency);
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Because the PIF that is mounted on the N64 Emulator Board only exists in the NTSC version, it is always set for NTSC. This also applies to the Emulator Board that is modified for the PAL version (by replacing the crystal). Therefore, when a game is made for the PAL version, it works well in the N64 (PAL) Control Deck, but on the N64 (PAL) Emulator Board, the music is not as intended. To avoid this problem, please set the variable osTvType to OS_TV_PAL, as follows.
osTvType = OS_TV_PAL; /* os.h. */
osInitialize();
osCreateViManager(priority);
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osAiSetFrequency(frequency);
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Version 2.0E and older versions of the N64 OS have a system anomaly which forces the TV type to NTSC. (On both the Emulator Board and the Control Deck.) A software patch "Patch1118" was released by NOA to all developers with version 2.0E software, in order that they may work around this anomaly. Patch1118 must be used with all 2.0E and older version software.
Please use the following procedure when osAiSetFrequency() must be called before calling osCreateViManager().
extern int osViClock;
osTvType = OS_TV_PAL;
osViClock = VI_PAL_CLOCK;
osInitialize();
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osAiSetFrequency(frequency);
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osCreateViManager(priority);
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