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SIDPlayer, Version 4.0 |
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SIDPlayer, Version 4.1 |
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A SID tune replayer |
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A SID tune replayer for BeOS |
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Copyright (C) 1996-2000 Christian Bauer |
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Freely distributable |
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Copyright (C) 1996-2000 Christian Bauer |
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License |
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SIDPlayer is available under the terms of the GNU General Public License. |
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See the file "COPYING" that is included in the distribution for details. |
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Please see the file "COPYING" that is included in the distribution for |
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details. |
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What is SIDPlayer? |
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System Requirements |
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SIDPlayer runs on all Unix systems supported by SDL (which includes Linux, |
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FreeBSD, Solaris and Irix) and on BeOS R4.5 or later versions. |
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Successfully tested systems include: |
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- Linux/i386 |
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- BeOS/x86 R5 |
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- BeOS/ppc R4.5 |
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Supported file formats |
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available on the Internet is in this format. |
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Using SIDPlayer |
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Installing SIDPlayer |
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See the file "INSTALL". |
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Using SIDPlayer under BeOS |
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SIDPlayer can be started from the Tracker or from the Shell. If you give the |
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name of a PSID file as an argument from the Shell or drag a PSID file onto |
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The SIDPlayer menu has three items: |
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- "About SIDPlayer" shows some information about SIDPlayer |
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- "Sound Control" opens the sound control window |
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- "Sound Control" opens the sound control window (see below) |
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- "Quit" quits SIDPlayer |
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To load another PSID file, drag it into the SIDPlayer window. To quit |
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Right arrow: Next song |
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Q : Quit |
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SIDPlayer can also be used as an input plugin for CL-Amp by Claes Löfqvist. |
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Simply copy the program to your CL-Amp "Plugins" directory (you have to copy |
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it, placing a link won't work) and rename it to "in_SIDPlayer". |
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Using SIDPlayer under Unix |
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SIDPlayer currently only works as a command-line application. It is invoked |
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as follows: |
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sidplayer FILE [song_number] |
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"FILE" is the name of the PSID file to be loaded. The optional "song_number" |
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specifies the number of the song to be player (instead of the default song). |
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SIDPlayer cannot detect when a song has finished, so you have to use Ctrl-C |
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to quit it. |
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The Sound Control window |
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The Sound Control window (BeOS only) |
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Sound post-processing is controlled with the "Effect" pop-up menu and the |
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"Delay" and "Feedback" sliders. The available effects are "None" (no post- |
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faster/slower buttons by slider, added popup menu and sound control |
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window, ported to BeOS R5 with new Media Kit, implemented CIA timer |
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speed control, and SIDPlayer can now also be used as a CL-Amp plugin |
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V4.1 - Runs as a command-line application under Unix (requiring SDL) |
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Christian Bauer |