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sidreloc-1.0.lha
Description:Tool for relocating SID tunes
Developer/Porter:Stefan Haubenthal
Homepage:http://www.linusakesson.net/software/sidreloc/
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Short: Tool for relocating SID tunes
Author: linus@linusakesson.net (Linus �kesson)
Uploader: polluks+aminet sdf lonestar org (Stefan Haubenthal)
Type: mus/misc
Version: 1.0
Architecture: ppc-morphos
URL: http://www.linusakesson.net/software/sidreloc/

sidreloc 1.0 by Linus Akesson

Usage: sidreloc [OPTIONS] input.sid output.sid

Options:
Short name Long name Default Description

-p --page 10 First memory page (in hex) to be occupied by
the relocated SID.
-z --zp-reloc 80-ff Range of free zero-page addresses that the
relocated SID can use.
-k --no-zp-reloc Keep all zero-page addresses as they appear
in the original SID.
-r --reloc (from SID) Range to relocate, e.g. "50-5f" for a 4 kB
SID originally located at $5000. Must include
the entire loading range of the SID.

-t --tolerance 2 Tolerance (in percent) for wrong pitches.
-s --strict Verify pulse widths.
-f --force Write output file even if verification fails.

-v --verbose Output some statistics and a nice map of all
the relocations.
-q --quiet Don't whine about writing out of bounds.

--frames 100000 Number of times to call the playroutine of
each subtune. The default corresponds to
approximately 33 minutes of a PAL tune.
--nmi-calls 200 Number of times to call the NMI routine per
frame (the CIA2 timer setting is ignored).
--init-cycles 1000000 Max number of clock cycles for init routine.
--play-cycles 20000 Max number of clock cycles for playroutine.
--nmi-cycles 1000 Max number of clock cycles for NMI routine.

-h --help Display this information.
-V --version Display brief version information and credits.

Project homepage: http://www.linusakesson.net/software/sidreloc/

Upload Date:Apr 16 2021
Category:Audio/Misc
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