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When mapping a second SID and playing in stereo mode each chip is panned to the side. There is no generic way to know that only one of them is used so this is expected.
sorry for the necropost, but hm... what about giving a switch to pan each sid? like: --pan[sidleft,sidcenter,sidright]
so for example, if you want the first sid to be on the center, the 2nd on the left, and the 3rd on the right, you'd run: sidplayfp -s -ri -f48000 -q -ds0xd420 -ts54336 -t02:00 --pan2,1,3 $file.
A sid file driving just one sid will be panned to only left channel when sidplayfp is invoked with:
sidplayfp -s -ri -f48000 -q -ds0xd420 -ts54336 -t02:00 $file
Pans the music hard left.
Nobody wants that. Sidplayfp should play a single-sid file back in both left and right channels.
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