#psid
- Dig Dug (C64, Datasoft 1984) — the music routine songThe C64 cartridge conversion of Namco's arcade game ("copyright 1982 Namco, 1983 Atari, 1984 Datasoft"), whose music Stefano Tognon ripped into a PSID for hvsc in 2001–2002 and documented in sidin #1 with a commented …
- HVSC — SID file format description (PSID v1–v4, RSID) summaryThe reference description of .sid files as used by the High Voltage SID Collection: a big-endian header (magic, version, offsets, addresses, song count, speed bits, three 32-byte strings, and from v2 on flags for clock …
- SIDin #1 — Ripping a game: Dig Dug (Stefano Tognon, 2002) summaryTognon's walkthrough of turning a 1984 cartridge game into a PSID the hard way — "disassemble the game and give a source for the rip" — followed by his commented source of the Dig Dug music routine, an interpreter of …
- SIDin #2 — David Whittaker's Lazy Jones music routine (Stefano Tognon, 2002) summaryTognon's reverse-engineering of the hvsc rip of Lazy Jones (Terminal Software, 1984) — david-whittaker 's earliest routine in the wiki and, in his words, "the most simple I had seen until now": two voices of raw …
- SIDin #3 — Ripping BASIC based tune: Sheba and Testcard (Stefano Tognon, 2003) summaryHow Tognon turned two BASIC programs from Commodore's Introduction to BASIC course — Andrew Colin's The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba (part 2, Appendix A) and the Testcard demo (part 1) — into PSID files. A BASIC-driven …