SidPlay for EPOC32

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Last Update: 2013-05-03

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Esidplay is a port of SidPlay to EPOC32, which are both licensed under GPL. With SidPlay you can play old Commodore 64 tunes (SID tunes) on your computer, and with ESidPlay we are extending this to handheld computers and mobile phones running EPOC32

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