Deliplayer

07 March 2001, 23:40

I saw that custom format music is giving everyone headaches.

As posted before by MrGibby, Deliplayer @ http://www.deliplayer.com is the best and, in most cases, the only Windoze player available (did I mention freeware?) that successfully plays those old and rare tunes.

For MODS, XMs, S3M format modules and the like, it gets the job done in a better way than the usual MODplug and Winamp apps.

To get all those old tunes, pay a visit to the outstanding eXoticA site.

Happy Hunting!

Shoonay · 06 June 2007, 18:31

... and the answer to the oldest unanswered thread question is...
42

alexh · 06 June 2007, 18:46

It also crashes all the time when you fast forward but hey!

Graham Humphrey · 06 June 2007, 18:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shoonay

... and the answer to the oldest unanswered thread question is...
42

You really have a thing for answering extremely old threads (SIX YEARS) don't you?

Shoonay · 06 June 2007, 18:56

Yeah, kind of a fetish thingy...

cv643d · 06 June 2007, 19:00

Deliplayer x86 is showing its age, and the developers seem to have lost all motivation go further work on it.

I have been playin Future Composer tunes in Jam instead.

Check it out yourself:

http://www.creamhq.de/

FreakyDan · 26 June 2007, 19:56

or try XM-play with Delix plugin...

blindfold · 13 July 2007, 20:19

I think somebody succeeded to compile UADE on Windows couple years ago... But I couldn't find it lately.

OddbOd · 14 July 2007, 06:06

If the post you saw was the one on the UADE forum then it concerned compiling under cygwin which does work but is (sort of) cheating, a native Windows build would require considerable rewriting.

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07 March 2001, 23:40	#1
ZedR Posts: n/a	I saw that custom format music is giving everyone headaches. As posted before by MrGibby, Deliplayer @ http://www.deliplayer.com is the best and, in most cases, the only Windoze player available (did I mention freeware?) that successfully plays those old and rare tunes. For MODS, XMs, S3M format modules and the like, it gets the job done in a better way than the usual MODplug and Winamp apps. To get all those old tunes, pay a visit to the outstanding eXoticA site. Happy Hunting!

06 June 2007, 18:31	#2
Shoonay Global Caturator Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Porando Age: 43 Posts: 6,105	... and the answer to the oldest unanswered thread question is... 42

06 June 2007, 18:46	#3
alexh Thalion Webshrine Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford Posts: 14,331	It also crashes all the time when you fast forward but hey!

06 June 2007, 18:56	#5
Shoonay Global Caturator Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Porando Age: 43 Posts: 6,105	Yeah, kind of a fetish thingy...

06 June 2007, 19:00	#6
cv643d Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Sweden Posts: 762	Deliplayer x86 is showing its age, and the developers seem to have lost all motivation go further work on it. I have been playin Future Composer tunes in Jam instead. Check it out yourself: http://www.creamhq.de/

26 June 2007, 19:56	#7
FreakyDan Freaky Dan Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Sweden Age: 49 Posts: 97	or try XM-play with Delix plugin...

13 July 2007, 20:19	#8
blindfold Zone Friend Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Basement/Gdansk/Poland Posts: 86	I think somebody succeeded to compile UADE on Windows couple years ago... But I couldn't find it lately.

14 July 2007, 06:06	#9
OddbOd Registered User Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Australia Age: 46 Posts: 666	If the post you saw was the one on the UADE forum then it concerned compiling under cygwin which does work but is (sort of) cheating, a native Windows build would require considerable rewriting.

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