ASAP - Another Slight Atari Player

ASAP is a player of 8-bit Atari music for modern computers. It emulates the POKEY sound chip and the 6502 processor. The project was initially based on the routines from the Atari800 emulator, but the current version has a completely new original emulation core. ASAP includes the following programs: *asapconv - portable command-line converter *WASAP - tiny player for Windows *plugin for Apollo *plugin for Audacious *plugin for foobar2000 *plugin for GSPlayer *plugin for MOC *plugin for Winamp *plugin for Windows Media Player *plugin for XBMC *plugin for XMMS *plugin for XMPlay *add-on for BASS (for AIMP and other players) *POKEY sound emulation DLL for Raster Music Tracker *Windows Explorer extension - shows metadata *Java version of ASAP2WAV - command-line converter to WAV files *Java applet - for web pages (see online demo) *Java midlet - for mobile devices *C# version of ASAP2WAV *JavaScript version of ASAP2WAV running in Windows Script Host, Rhino Shell, V8 Shell, JScript .NET and JaegerMonkey *experimental JavaScript version of ASAP2WAV running in Firefox *Flash player - for web pages (see online demo) *asapplay - simple command-line player in C# *Silverlight player - for web pages (see online demo) *AndroidASAP - for mobile devices The summary of the differences Between the above versions is in this table. There are other projects which use ASAP: *mmSAP 2 - standalone player for GNU/Linux with GTK+ user interface *Rockbox - open source firmware for MP3 players ASAP 2.1.2 (2010-11-03) There are new ports: Android, Audacious plugin, Silverlight and a simple command-line player using SDL. WASAP has been ported to Windows CE. There