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Kriz, there already is actually...
bippym, my main interesest is also amiga formats :) Ok, here's a complete list of supported formats (for those lazy ones that don't download the app) Plays the following formats: USING FMOD: AIFF - Audio Interchange File Format ASF - Advanced Streaming format, includes support for the audio tracks in video streams DLS - DownLoadable Sound format for midi playback FLAC - Lossless compression codec FSB - FMOD sample bank format generated by FSBank and FMOD designer too IT - Impulse tracker sequenced mod format. MID - MIDI using operating system or custom DLS patches MOD - Protracker, NoiseTracker, TakeTracker MP2 - MPEG I/II Layer 2 MP3 - MPEG I/II Layer 3, including VBR support OGG - Ogg Vorbis format S3M - ScreamTracker 3 sequenced mod format VAG- PS2 / PSP format WAV - Microsoft Wave files, inlcluding compressed wavs WMA - Windows Media Audio format XM - FastTracker 2 sequenced format USING LIBSID: SID - Commodore c64 sound format USING FCPLAY: FC - Amiga Future Composer USING GAME MUSIC EMU: AY - ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC GBS - Nintendo Game Boy GYM - Sega Genesis, Mega Drive HES - NEC TurboGrafx-16, PC Engine KSS - MSX Home Computer, other Z80 systems (doesn't support FM sound) NSF, NSFE - Nintendo NES, Famicom (with VRC 6, Namco 106, and FME-7 sound) SAP - Atari systems using POKEY sound chip SPC - Super Nintendo, Super Famicom VGM, VGZ - Sega Master System, Mark III, Sega Genesis, Mega Drive, BBC Micro USING LIBMODPLUG: MOD - Ultimate Soundtracker, Soundtracker 15, StarTrekker 4, Old Soundtracker 669 - UNIS 669, 669 Composer modules AMF - Asylum / DSMI modules AMS - Velvet Studio AMS 1.x modules DBM - DigiBooster Pro modules DMF - Delusion/XTracker Digital Music File DSM - DSIK internal format modules FAR - Farandole Composer modules (beta) MDL - DigiTracker 1.x modules MED - OctaMed modules MTM - MultiTracker modules OKT - OktaLyser modules PTM - PolyTracker modules STM - ScreamTracker II modules ULT - UltraTracker modules UMX - Music files from the game, "Unreal" MT2 - MadTracker Ver. 2.0 Module PSM - Protracker Studio Module Format WOW: Grave Composer modules |
great this libmodplug !
I'm on a project of a plugin playing many exotic formats (like deli) for an MMB appli (using SC68 68x emulator). But I have some problems with formats like MED, TFMX, etc... do you think about a dll/static lib to use from a plugin for example ? |
I have also thought about using a 68k emu do play more exotic amiga formats. sc68 emulator only plays it's own .sc68-files AFAIK though... What's a MMB application? And I don't understand your question...
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Thanks, works pretty fine (for the very 1st version ;)) on me Vista x64 here, bLAZEy!
PS: Don't mind Ironclaw, the scanlines he's frequently using had completely messed with his point of view. :cheese |
I still use modplug player ... O_o
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you use codec *.dll . About "dll/static lib for a plugin", will it be possible to use one of these codec_format.dll from a personal program () ? |
the dll's can be used in any program that uses fmod.
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Behold, a new version it out!
New features: Drag and drop files Reverb Normalizer Set default sound length for sounds with unknown length Remembers windows size and position Current sound is green in playlist Settings dialog (and all settings are saved) Click on time switches between elapsed and remaining time Changed font of the time since it wasn't a standard font for Windows Bug fixes: vgz-files didn't work Get it here |
A few immediately obvious things:
- Please add song loading from command-line. - Output level (green bar) is not reset to zero when stop button is pressed. - Seekbar only responds to handle dragging, clicking on it does nothing. - DSM files do not play correctly and can crash the player, not your fault, all modplug based players/plugins fail on these files. Example files. - The playback speed control doesn't work properly e.g. while a song is playing drag the slider knob up, now, while keeping the mouse button depressed, drag the mouse pointer past the upper edge of the player window. The slider will snap back to 100% but the player will play at the wrong speed. |
Thanks for the suggestions.
Yeah, if a song format isnn't played accurately it isn't really much to do about it since I use a library to play each format (unless that library has been updated). The last thing isn't really a major problem, that's not really normal behaviour, is it? :) |
Actually I can't reproduce that last thing. When it snaps back to 100% my sound also snaps back too 100%
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Cool, I like the way [Normalize] pumpsup the volume on those quiet SIDs! :bowdown
Oh, BTW, how to change sub-tunes in SIDs? |
At the moment.. you can't :(
In next version you will be able to somewhat primitive at least. |
I'd also like a "fixed" main window size, so the user would not be able to freely resize it.
Also, just a thought... could you associate the proggie with the AC3Filter so the sound would fill all the 5.1 speakers? ---=== EDITED ===--- Cancel that last one, I forgot Viśta does it automatically as long as the output sound is at least in stereo ;) |
I've managed to include Prowizard 1.62 by Asle. So now it can play quite a bit of packed modules:
Tested and works: The Player 4.1A The Player 5.0A Heatseeker mc1.0 Digital Illusions Game Music Creator Kris Tracker/Chip Tracker Newtron packer NoisePacker v2 ProPacker v2.1 ProPacker v3.0 PHA Packer ProRunner v2 Tracker Packer v3 Tested with bad results (crashes/bad sound etc.): The Player 6.0A The Player 6.1A NoisePacker v3 UNIC Tracker 1 or 2 Formats that's supposedly supported but that I can't find any modules for (please let me know if you can) The Player 2.2A The Player 3.3A The Player 4.0A The Player 4.0B AC1D packer Eureka packer FC-M packer Fuchs Tracker Fuzzac packer GnuPlayer GPMO (Crunch Player) Hornet packer Kefrens Sound Machine Module protector Noiserunner NoisePacker v1 ProPacker v1.0 Optimod's Power Music Promizer 0.1 Promizer 1.0c Promizer 1.8a Promizer 2.0 Promizer 4.0 Polka packer ProRunner v1 Quadra Composer SKYT packer STIM (Slamtilt) StarTrekker pack The Dark Demon Tracker Packer v1 Tracker Packer v2 Wanton Packer Xann Packer Zen Packer |
continue your effort, good job:great
this is strange, always when somebody want to make something new there is always a guy to try to discourage him.If you don't like something just ignore it but what is the goal to critic it so negatively, with that kind of reaction, no future innovations. an application can't play all format in its first realease and then what ? The last update show that the supported formats will grow. once again thank you blazer, ignore destructive comments. |
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nothing personnal ironclaw but this kind of thing happen to many time on eab with other guys than you.
You can give your point of view but try to do it softly next time, don't destroy a new project directly. You don't like it ok but wait to see later improvement before critic perhaps in some years you will prefer this one. peace ;) by the way funny post :great ps: :great my preferred player is winamp too :great but i don't want compare a player which are on pc for many years to a new one. exemple windows 95 was a bad os and now.... it still a bad and slow os (bad exemple).:lol |
New version!
0.3 Integrated Prowizard - check history.txt for formats supported Subsong support Sounds can be added from commandline (filenames separated by space) Seeking is now working in more formats (nsf for example) VU-meter, timer and slider are reset when pressing stop or last song in playlist has ended Playlist window's visibility saved in settings Made buttons that looks a bit nicer Bug fixes: gzipped files could be max 5 mb when uncompressed, now could be of any size http://andreas.blazer.nu/programs/Multiplayer03.zip |
1. Speaker filling is now "broken", all SID's and MP3's I've tested only play in right front and left front channels. :(
2. MP3's with international signs in names are ignored. Try my Marek Biliński post ;) |
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