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Tristan Miller wrote on 08. February 2015:
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> In article , Andreas Kohlbach wrote:
>>> and most modern media players cannot play Sidplayer files. The only
>>> modern player I'm aware of that plays Sidplayer music is sidplayfp, but
>>> even it has problems with about half the tunes I try.
>>
>> There is VLC I mentioned.
>>
>> I would assume most everybody has installed by now, because it plays
>> about every media format available and is open source. Since version 2.0
>> (that came out in 2012) it also plays SIDs.
>
> VLC does not currently play Sidplayer files, nor has it ever been able to
> do so.
>
> As I mentioned before, you are confusing Sidplayer with the SID format used
> by the HVSC. Sidplayer was a particular Commodore 64/128 music editor and
> player authored by Craig Chamberlain and Harry Bratt in 1985 and published
> by COMPUTE! Books.
[...]
Ah, okay. I might have confused it then. Sorry.
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