Amiga MP3 stuff
 

Just on the off chance that someone has already converted some Amiga demo mods to MP3, I thought I'd be cheeky and make a request.

No remixes please, only the ones by the original artists:

Stardust Memories (Sanity)
Flower Power (Anarchy)
Cebit 90 (RSI)
Mesmerized (Pure Metal Coders)
Occ San Geen (Scoopex)
Mental Hangover (Scoopex)
Voyage (Razor 1911)
Hunt for 7th October (Cryptoburners)
Love (Fairlight)
242 (Fairlight)
Full Moon (Fairlight)

If anyone could help, that would be much appreciated.

You can save modules as MP3 in ModPlug Tracker.

I have mental hangover, 242 and flower power as ac3 :/

ac3?

the format used on DVDs

I ripped them for my DVD projects..

Why don't you rip them yourself with winuae's wav output?

That would require effort, as I said I was being cheeky, why convert them if someone has already done them ;)

heheheh ;)

Not that much effort :lol anyway the ac3'a are yours if you want them, but don't expect to play them on an mp3 player or similar

Why not?

cuz most don't support ac3, so they'll need converting

Plug-ins, plug-ins, plug-ins. :p

Edit: Hmm, I just had the thought that maybe you're talking about hardware. ;)

I have Stardust Memories as mp3 (on my iPod :) ). I'll upload later :great

edit:
jPod's shuffle mode has just chosen ... Stardust Memories ! Spook!
doo doodoodoo doodoo, doo doodoodoo doodoo... :D:nuts

More spooky.... Spook is the name of my cat!!!!!!!!!!!

Whooooaaahhh.

Cheers Girv :)

Stardust Memories
Klisje paa Klisje (Hunt for 7th october)
Cream of the Earth (Cebit '90)

Check www.modcast.de for more.

If you convert Mods to MP3 always remember to mix left and right channels (at least 20%) otherwise you go nuts listening to them on headphones.

That said... Necronomicon is the exception which proves the rule

Wunderbar, danke :)

Kein Problem. :)

Sounds quite strange listening to a "filtered" version after listening to it in Deliplayer for years ;)

Does sound a touch muted at the start

If you've not already found it, this is a great website.

http://www.plopbox.net/

If you are somewhere with net access (and a java capable browser) then all your fav tunes are available.

(Webserver with loads of tunes and a Java Mod/exotic Player)

Yep, that's a very cool site but I think they only have mods/xm's etc. there, no mp3's. ;)