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sid.hwp ======= This plugin allows Hollywood to load and play SID files. It is based on cRSID by Hermit (Mihaly Horvath). Once this plugin is installed, OpenMusic() will "automagically" be able to open SID music files. You can also query the number of subsongs in a SID file by using GetAttribute() with #MUSIC and #ATTRNUMSUBSONGS. Individual subsongs can be played using PlaySubsong(). A demo applet is also included. You can run this applet using the freely available Hollywood Player. There are a few commands that can be used to configure the SID replayer: sid.SetPlayingTime(ms): This function can be used to set the duration of the music in milliseconds. If you don't set a duration, the SID file will play forever (exception: before Hollywood 9 the SID file will play for 10 minutes if no duration is set; starting with Hollywood 9, the SID file will play forever if no duration is set). sid.SetModel(model): This command can be used to set the SID model the replayer should emulate. This can be set to either #SID_6581 or #SID_8580. sid.SetStereo(on): This command can be used to enable/disable stereo mode. By default, stereo mode is disabled. sid.SetLightMode(on): This command can be used to enable/disable cRSID's light mode. Light mode is faster but has a slightly lower audio quality. By default, light mode is disabled which means that the SID replayer uses high-quality 7.4x oversampled wave-generators which take their toll on the CPU so if you're on a slower system (e.g. 68k) you might want to enable light mode to disable the high- quality wave-generators to make the SID replayer less heavy on the CPU. If you're using Hollywood 10 or better, you can also configure the SID replayer by passing the desired options directly to OpenMusic() via user tags. The following user tags are recognized by the SID plugin: - PlayingTime: does the same as sid.SetPlayingTime() - Model: does the same as sid.SetModel() - Stereo: does the same as sid.SetStereo() - LightMode: does the same as sid.SetLightMode() Here is an example: OpenMusic(1, "test.sid", {UserTags = {Model = #SID_8580, LightMode = True}}) The code above opens "test.sid" and tells the replayer to emulate a 8580 SID and enable light mode for faster playback. History ======= Version 2.0: (20-Sep-24) - Change: Amiga installer will now also copy the plugins for all platforms to the linker plugins directory so that they can be easily linked to executables - Change [iOS]: Added arm64 build for the iOS simulator and removed x86 build for the iOS simulator because the iOS simulator is no longer compatible with x86 - Change [Android]: Removed build for 32-bit softfloat ARM; nobody uses this any longer these days - New [macOS]: Added support for the macOS arm64 platform - Change [OS3]: Removed build for the OS3 fpu architecture (m68881/2); this is no longer necessary because the new replayer is fully integer-based now - New: Added sid.SetLightMode() command; this command can be used to enable/disable cRSID's light mode; light mode is faster but has a slightly lower audio quality; by default, light mode is disabled which means that the SID replayer uses high-quality 7.4x oversampled wave-generators which take their toll on the CPU so if you're on a slower system (e.g. 68k) you might want to enable light mode to disable the high-quality wave-generators to make the SID replayer less heavy on the CPU; when using Hollywood 10 you can also set this option directly in your OpenMusic() call through the "UserTags" table argument by using the "LightMode" user tag - New: Added sid.SetStereo() command; this command can be used to enable/disable stereo mode (by default, stereo mode is disabled); when using Hollywood 10 you can also set this option directly in your OpenMusic() call through the "UserTags" table argument by using the "Stereo" user tag - New: Added sid.SetModel() command; this command can be used to set the SID model the replayer should emulate; this can be set to either #SID_6581 or #SID_8580; when using Hollywood 10 you can also pass the SID model directly to OpenMusic() through the "UserTags" table argument by using the "Model" user tag - New: Changed SID replayer core from TinySID to cRSID by Hermit (Mihaly Horvath); this replayer core has a much better compatibility in comparison to TinySID and also supports the RSID format (real SID) which means that SIDs that are multi-speed and/or contain samples and/or use additional interrupt sources or do busy looping should work correctly now (with the old TinySID core they often led to a program freeze); of course, the increased compatibility comes at the cost that the new replayer is a bit slower than the old TinySID-based one but not that much; there's also a light mode which you can enable on slower systems like 68k (see above) - New: Plugin supports Hollywood 10's user tag interface for file adapters now; all user tags will be forwarded to the corresponding file adapters now - New: Alternatively to calling sid.SetPlayingTime() you can now also just pass the desired duration to OpenMusic() or LoadSample() in the new "PlayingTime" tag in the optional "UserTags" table argument of those functions; this is possible by Hollywood 10's new user tag interface so Hollywood 10 is required for this feature - Change: Plugin supports Hollywood 9.0's infinite looping mode now; if sid.SetPlayingTime() hasn't been used to set a specific playing time, all modules played by the plugin will now automatically loop forever if Hollywood 9.0 or better is used Version 1.0: (25-Feb-18) - First release Copyright ========= This plugin was written by Andreas Falkenhahn <andreas()airsoftsoftwair.de> See the COPYING file in this package for conditions concerning distribution of this plugin. 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