On a topic related to Frodo, I don't suppose you'd consider porting the SIDplay engine to the Palm/Sony architecture, would you? The reason I ask is that .SID files (which contain the sounds and play-routines from the old C64 programs - Google for "High Voltage SID Collection") are tiny and plentiful, yet contain complex music which would sound great from even a Palm speaker.
And if you felt the inclination to enable .SID files to be used as alarms... oh my, I feel a retro-geek-out coming on! :-)
-JeFurry.
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My nokia ring signal is Sanxion main. I would dearly love having some *quality* SID music for alarms on my Palm... Unfortunately I have *no* idea how to install an audio-generating program as an alarm on the Palm.
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I understand - shame. I don't either, or I'd offer to help, but I'm not a Palm developer. Still, a PlaySID program might be a welcome break from PalmFrodo, even if it doesn't operate as an alarm handler.
Just to remind you... your efforts on PalmFrodo are very much appreciated! Thank you!
-JeFurry.
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On a topic related to Frodo, I don't suppose you'd consider porting the SIDplay engine to the Palm/Sony architecture, would you? The reason I ask is that .SID files (which contain the sounds and play-routines from the old C64 programs - Google for "High Voltage SID Collection") are tiny and plentiful, yet contain complex music which would sound great from even a Palm speaker.
And if you felt the inclination to enable .SID files to be used as alarms... oh my, I feel a retro-geek-out coming on! :-)
-JeFurry.
My nokia ring signal is Sanxion main. I would dearly love having some *quality* SID music for alarms on my Palm... Unfortunately I have *no* idea how to install an audio-generating program as an alarm on the Palm.
I understand - shame. I don't either, or I'd offer to help, but I'm not a Palm developer. Still, a PlaySID program might be a welcome break from PalmFrodo, even if it doesn't operate as an alarm handler.
Just to remind you... your efforts on PalmFrodo are very much appreciated! Thank you!
-JeFurry.