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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ gold = false
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tja_path = ['Songs']
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tja_path = ['Songs']
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video_path = ['Videos']
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video_path = ['Videos']
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[keys]
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[keys_1p]
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exit_key = 'A'
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exit_key = 'A'
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left_kat = ['D']
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left_kat = ['D']
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left_don = ['F']
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left_don = ['F']
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@@ -39,17 +39,13 @@ right_kat = [12]
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[audio]
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[audio]
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# device_type: 0 = default, check console output from list_host_apis() for other options
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# device_type: 0 = default, check console output from list_host_apis() for other options
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device_type = 0
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# Windows users should generally pick 3 (WASAPI) and Linux users should pick 0 (ALSA)
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device_type = 3
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# sample_rate: -1 = use device default (usually 44100 or 48000)
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# sample_rate: -1 = use device default (usually 44100 or 48000)
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sample_rate = -1
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sample_rate = -1
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# buffer_size: Size in samples per audio buffer
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# buffer_size: Size in samples per audio buffer
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# - 0 = let driver choose (may result in very small buffers with ASIO, typically 64)
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# - 0 = let driver choose (may result in very small buffers with ASIO, typically 64)
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# - ASIO users: Use 128, 256, 512, 1024, or 2048 (must be power of 2)
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buffer_size = 0
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# - ASIO drivers have strict minimum buffer sizes (often 64-256 samples)
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# - If you request a buffer size below the driver's minimum, it will use the minimum instead
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# - Lower = less latency but higher CPU usage; Higher = more latency but more stable
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# - Recommended: 512 for most users, 256 for low latency, 1024+ for stability
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buffer_size = 512
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exclusive = false
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exclusive = false
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[volume]
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[volume]
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