The game database demonstrates PowerSelect's tagging feature that allows you to host a file-system-based database. The database contains pretagged drawers for 2081 Classic Amiga games. Just drag and drop your game disk images to their drawers and you can use PowerSelect to find games from the database by their names, target system, publisher, developer, genre, and release year.

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• Uses a music file format called RTED to store the music (under development)
• Supports subsongs. Maximum number of subsongs is 128.
• Supports custom tuning system. Default: equal temperament
• An easy to use playback API for game programmers (BASIC and Assembly programmers alike): initialise, play, and stop.
• Real-time amplitude mixer which allows independent amplitude levels for the sound channels
• ADSR envelope
• Arpeggio
• Glissando (bend)
• Master volume sliding
• Slap
• Staccato
• Tremolo
• Vibrato

Everything seems to work, as you can hear from my second test tune which is a cover of Two Steps from Hell's Heart of Courage. My biggest concern is the huge memory consumption. The latest test tune eats 7.9 kB of the precious memory! The second concern is the amount of raster time required to load new instrument settings from the memory. The future challenge is to tackle these problems.

My contributions to the wiki are mainly in the ARexx manual (the complete list of all my contributions can be found here). I've for example written 4 new chapters to the manual, added new appendixes, and verified that the whole ARexx manual is now up to date. Next I will focus on the AmigaDOS and Python manuals. The AmigaDOS manual needs updating and that's what I've been doing. The first target is to bring the AmigaDOS Command Reference chapter up to date and then the rest of the AmigaDOS manual.

Python was introduced into AmigaOS4, and no Python manual written from the AmigaOS perspective exists. I intend to change that. I've created a Python manual skeleton in the wiki and I will slowly add content there. Hopefully the other volunteer writers will also contribute to the Python manual.

Writing and updating manuals is not new to me, since I have background in technical writing and experience in producing commercial level documentation. If you find my efforts in updating and extending the AmigaOS4 documentation important, send me encouraging messages, wishes, and you can even donate money. Thank you!

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