PSP Nano Sid Play Test

Posted Sep 16, 2005 at 6:00PM EST by QJ Staff

Listed in: Homebrew Applications, Emulators Tags: psp homebrews

Ó

0


AudioMonster has released a test version of porting libNanoSID library to the PSP. This library, once finished, would allow people to play SID music in the games or demos and free up some CPU usage. SID stands for Sound Interface Device and refers to the chip MOS 6581 used in the classic Commodore 64.

You can get it in our PSP Download section [here].

Tweet

This story sucks? This story rocks!

Vote Now!    (0) (0)

Become a Member of QJ.Net! If you want your comments to go live without waiting for moderation, you need to be logged in. Being logged in has its benefits: Logged in members do not wait for their comments to be approved. Logged in members can sign up for nightly updates. Logged in members can create Profiles to be seen by other users. So why wait? Create an account or login now! It's easy, quick, and free. To get started, use the LOGIN boxes, or the REGISTER link at the top right!

Comments 

 

# Guest 2005-09-16 01:04

Huh? What games and demos. Im confused bythis. wuts it exaclty do?

Reply

 

 

# Guest 2005-09-16 01:06

Does this downgrade my PSP?

Reply

 

 

# Guest 2005-09-16 01:11

NO! STFU! Why do u noobs always think everything that si released for psp will downgrade it?!

Reply

 

 

# Guest 2005-09-16 01:54

lol..where does it say anything about an downgrade?...

damn kids...

i hope it later can be used as a plugin in psix

love this kind of music...

Reply

 

 

# Guest 2005-09-16 03:50

Now just bring on the Commodore 64 Emulator. VicePSP Anyone?

Reply

 

Refresh comments list

Add comment

Name (required)

Title

Refresh

Send

Cancel

JComments