Sidplay V1.40a [dos]

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Sidplay V1.40a [dos] [1995]

Released by :
Michael Schwendt

Release Date :
16 November 1995

Type :
Other Platform C64 Tool

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Michael Schwendt

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http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/136523/sidp140a.zip (downloads: 171)

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Production Info
Submitted by Fred on 28 February 2015

version 1.40a:
+ Gravis Ultrasound support
+ supporting alternate (S)VGA text modes
+ new setup utility SIDSETUP
+ improved soundcard configuration
+ configuration file SIDPLAY.CFG
+ setting user startup directory
+ setting user filename extensions
- soundcard command line settings
+ supporting .MUS files from Compute!'s Sidplayer on C64
+ displaying .MUS internal text lines
+ supporting PowerPacker compressed files (PSID.*, *.DAT, *.MUS)
* updated PSID.*, *.INF and *.SID file support to handle Sidplayer files previously converted to PlaySID format
* using measured master volume levels
+ new key functions in SIDPLAY/SIDSHELL:
+ delete file (BACKSPACE)
+ pause/resume music (Q)
+ new key functions in SIDSHELL:
+ ALT-T enter song playing time
+ added voice mute option to SID2WAV
+ option -a uses only the A-reg.on init
+ simple alpha-sort in selector
+ -very- basic mouse support
+ saving and retaining parent directories
* bug fixes:
* ability to load read-only files (CD-ROM) since version v1.25b
* fixed SIDSHELL interrupt activities
* .SID file contents now case-insensitive
* previous versions didn't accept old PlaySID Amiga-Workbench-icon *.INF files with changed graphic data
* Escom PowerSound 16 Pro Plus and MiroSound PCM 1 Pro incomp. fixed
* displaced a lot of code to external procedures to get more stability

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