// This is called once every video frame.
// 735 samples at 44100Hz = 1/60th second.
// (Multiplied by two for stereo).
this.Emulator.RunFrame();
short[] Buffer = new short[735 * 2];
this.Emulator.Sound.CreateSamples(Buffer);
this.GeneratedSoundSamples.Enqueue(Buffer);

// This is called when the sound buffer needs topping up.
// That's about once every four frames.
private void SoundBufferFiller(IntPtr data, int size) {

	// Temporary buffer to store the generated samples.
	short[] Generated = new short[size / 2];

	for (int i = 0; i < Generated.Length; i += 735 * 2) {
		if (this.GeneratedSoundSamples.Count > 0) {
			// We've already queued up some sound samples.
			Array.Copy(this.GeneratedSoundSamples.Dequeue(), 0, Generated, i, 735 * 2);
		} else {
			// Erk, we're out of samples... force generate some more and use those instead.
			// (This avoids popping).
			short[] Temp = new short[735 * 2];
			this.Emulator.Sound.CreateSamples(Temp);
			Array.Copy(Temp, 0, Generated, i, 735 * 2);
		}
	}

	// Copy to the sound buffer.
	Marshal.Copy(Generated, 0, data, size / 2);
	
	// If too many samples are being generated (FPS > 60Hz) then make sure it doesn't go out of control.
	while (this.GeneratedSoundSamples.Count > this.SoundBufferSizeInFrames) this.GeneratedSoundSamples.Dequeue();

}