ACID 64 Player Pro V3.6

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ACID 64 Player Pro V3.6 [2015]

Released by :
Wilfred Bos

Release Date :
11 June 2015

Type :
Other Platform C64 Tool

AKA :
ACID64 V3.6

Website :
https://www.acid64.com

User rating:

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Credits :

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Wilfred Bos of HVSC Crew

Download :

http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/177145/acid64_player_pro_v360.zip (downloads: 82)

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Pokefinder.org

Production Info
Submitted by Fred on 11 June 2015

What's new in version 3.6
- Added 3SID support
- Added support for SIDBlaster USB device. Latest drivers can be found here: SIDBlaster USB driver BETA
- Fixed minor speed difference for PSID tunes that use CIA timer without setting $DC04
- Fixed searching and changing filter type afterwards
- Fixed device selection box which could collapse immediately after it was dropped down
- Emulation improvements
- Index file is now by default stored in local appdata folder
- File indexing improvements
- Search extended with filename/file path search
- Text can now be pasted into ACID64 for direct searching
- Added "Search files in index for this folder name" when right click on folder name
- Added "Search in index for this filename" when right click on filename
- Added support for running a Network SID Device on a different machine
- Improved check for legacy HardSID devices. No registry entry required anymore
- Small improvements

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