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| If you are wanting to use GEOS or any other program that requires the REU, you may need to double check the address for UltiSID 2. | If you are wanting to use GEOS or any other program that requires the REU, you may need to double check the address for UltiSID 2. | ||
| Out of the box, UltiSID 2 was at $DF00, which conflicts with the C64U's built-in REU and causes programs to not see the REU. Instead, I move UltiSID 2 to $D420, and it now works flawlessly. | Out of the box, UltiSID 2 was at $DF00, which conflicts with the C64U's built-in REU and causes programs to not see the REU. Instead, I move UltiSID 2 to $D420, and it now works flawlessly. | ||
| - | * To get there: C64U Menu - Audio Setup - SID Addressing - UltiSID 2 Address. | + | * To get there: C64U Menu -> Audio Setup -> SID Addressing -> UltiSID 2 Address. |
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| When an A/V cable with mono audio is connected to a CRT monitor, the 3.5 mm audio output on the Commodore 64 Ultimate only plays the left audio channel. If the A/V cable is unplugged, both left and right channels work normally through the 3.5 mm jack. Some original custom Commodore 64 A/V cables were wired so that AUDIO IN (pin 5) and GROUND (pin 2) are tied together to reduce interference. The Commodore 64 Ultimate, however, repurposes pin 5 as the right audio channel (see User's Guide p.205). When you plug in one of these older-style cables, pin 5 is shorted to ground and silencing the right channel entirely. | When an A/V cable with mono audio is connected to a CRT monitor, the 3.5 mm audio output on the Commodore 64 Ultimate only plays the left audio channel. If the A/V cable is unplugged, both left and right channels work normally through the 3.5 mm jack. Some original custom Commodore 64 A/V cables were wired so that AUDIO IN (pin 5) and GROUND (pin 2) are tied together to reduce interference. The Commodore 64 Ultimate, however, repurposes pin 5 as the right audio channel (see User's Guide p.205). When you plug in one of these older-style cables, pin 5 is shorted to ground and silencing the right channel entirely. | ||
| * **Solution: | * **Solution: | ||
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| + | ===== Dual SID files sound horrible, or only one channel can be heard ===== | ||
| + | Make sure that you have the following settings in Audio Settings -> SID addressing: | ||
| + | * SID 1 : Unmapped | ||
| + | * SID 2 : Unmapped | ||
| + | * UltiSID 1 Address: $D400 | ||
| + | * UltiSID 2 Address: $D420 | ||
| + | * Auto address mirroring: Disabled | ||
| + | The options that were NOT mentioned do not affect the ability to play dual/stereo sids. | ||
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