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Clips - CLI PlaySID
Clips is a quick util I wrote for playing PlaySID 3.0 songfiles from a
shell or similar.
It requires the `playsid.library' for the play routine. It also uses
`xpkmaster.library' for loading the files. This allows you to crunch
your songfiles.
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Usage:
Clips <song>
This will play the selected file. There is no reporting of errors if
something goes wrong. If the file is not a valid songfile, Clips will
simply exit out.
Clips does not detach from the CLI, so if you want to change things,
you will either need to runback it, or use a different shell.
If you launch Clips with a valid songfile while one is playing, the
original will stop, and the new one will start playing. This can be
quite useful for use with something like DirectoryOpus.
You can abort Clips at anytime with CTRL-C.
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Clips CHANGE - `reqtools.library' is required for this function
This will bring up a ReqTools number requester. It will show you what
range of sub-songs are available. Simply type the number of the
sub-song you wish to listen to.
If there is only one song in the file, then the song will simply be
restarted if you use this option. No requester will appear.
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Clips STOP
This simply stops the currently playing song, and causes the orignal
Clips to exit.
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Contact:
If you have any problems, or questions, feel free to email me at
dave@eclipsnz.manawatu.gen.nz
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Note:
Clips is Public Domain. Do want you want with it. I take no
responsibility for what happens. If you change the source, and
re-release it, please remove my name from the distribution.
It's probably very dangerously coded, but I haven't had it crash yet.