Sound Tracker songs problem
 

recently transformed some old ST (sound tracker) song discs of my music to adf. Two of them could not get started. I copied a working disc with adf opus and transfered the files to it. In one case that worked. In the other case, when I click to load a song, the program halts forever. Is there a way to repair these songs? I believe there is content in them. Adf opus shows a normal size for the files, and by opening them on notepad I see there is data in there. If I could open them without geting these @$%£$&* symbols, maybe I could fix the problems. Or is there another way? Please help me! Thank you!
Dionisis.

P.S. 1 The above mentioned disc was damaged. Still, the song files were retrived. But by copying them to a good format song disc (ST-00 disc) I thought they should work.

P.S. 2 I would gladly send the adf file to anyone who believes he can do something about them.

There were many versions of Soundtracker from different programmers. If you mean Soundtracker 1.0 it's so old it might not be supported by the player you're using. Which one are you using, btw?

Your best bet is to convert your songs with some converter running in an Amiga emulator like WinUAE, I think. If memory serves, Noisetracker could read old ST songs, so you could save it as a Noisetracker song. Also try Protracker 2.3d or 3.11.

And of course make sure the disks had no read/write errors so that the song data itself is damaged. ;)