Enki F. Costa
Enki F. Costa
yup, i don't hear that leakage anymore but that silent part between each tune is a bit longer, not a big deal tho'
it says "from tune, default = MOS6581" which means it's using the SID model specified by the SID file (8580) and it's comparing that to the one set in the...
> I don't have a default sid set in the config file either. it defaults to the 6581 when none is specified, that's why
> The line of output might say that, the player itself doesn't seem to. because it's telling the user what the default model is in case the current tune doesn't...
i can reproduce it, so probably not the former i'd guess it's an emulation issue because that's a similar case to #39, where removing the kernal rom fixed the issue...
i can't either anymore, i tried playing it using the reSID engine once and it sounded fine there, then i went back to reSIDfp and it somehow played normally too...
> So it's a random behaviour... yeah i'm still able to reproduce it and it plays correctly only after a bunch of restarts, it might play correctly at launch if...
i see some of the addresses mentioned there belong to some of libsidplayfp's functions as well, so should we open a similar issue over there as well? ~~i also noticed...
i noticed that with Martin Galway's `Wizball.sid` with the same filter curve value as well, but i just assumed it was normal behavior