Best MOD replayer

06 June 2007, 14:08

What's the best replayer to use in demos/games etc. Also how do you fade a MOD beforte it has ended?

musashi5150 · 06 June 2007, 14:36

I prefer TrackerPacker3.1 by Complex - but many others like ThePlayer.

Fading the volume can de done with the TrackerPacker code IIRC, but is probably really up to you with other players.

oRBIT · 06 June 2007, 16:51

I like "The Player 6.1" that can be found on Aminet. Excellent compression and even allows (lossy) compression of sampledata.

BippyM · 06 July 2007, 13:34

I always used Eagleplayer back in the day

musashi5150 · 06 July 2007, 14:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by bippym

I always used Eagleplayer back in the day

I thought you only learnt assembler recently Bip? Are you concealing information from us....

BippyM · 06 July 2007, 14:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by musashi5150

I thought you only learnt assembler recently Bip? Are you concealing information from us....

eh??

musashi5150 · 06 July 2007, 14:12

We are talking about the best replayer to use in games/demos - in code

BippyM · 06 July 2007, 14:14

ahhh right lmao

I didn't read properly.. thought he was asking about best mod player

StingRay · 09 July 2007, 03:04

P61 is pretty ok, once you have fixed all the small and subtle bugs in it.

As for fading the volume, check your player source for volume variables, most of the players have these. Then you just decrease the value stored there in your vertical blank (or some other timed routine) until you reach zero, i.e. volume is muted. If you can't find any volume variables in your player source then either check where the AUDXVOL registers are set ($dff0a8 for voice0, $dff0b8 for voice1 etc.) or just look for the "Set Volume" command, i.e. the routine that's called if there's a volume change in the module (e.g. cmd C in protracker). Hope that helps.

06 June 2007, 14:08	#1
RickyD-II Posts: n/a	Best MOD replayer What's the best replayer to use in demos/games etc. Also how do you fade a MOD beforte it has ended?

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06 June 2007, 14:36	#2
musashi5150 move.w #$4489,$dff07e Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Norfolk, UK Age: 42 Posts: 2,351	I prefer TrackerPacker3.1 by Complex - but many others like ThePlayer. Fading the volume can de done with the TrackerPacker code IIRC, but is probably really up to you with other players.

06 June 2007, 16:51	#3
oRBIT Zone Friend Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Gothenburg/Sweden Age: 48 Posts: 344	I like "The Player 6.1" that can be found on Aminet. Excellent compression and even allows (lossy) compression of sampledata.

06 July 2007, 13:34	#4
BippyM Global Moderator Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Derby, UK Age: 48 Posts: 9,355	I always used Eagleplayer back in the day

06 July 2007, 14:12	#7
musashi5150 move.w #$4489,$dff07e Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Norfolk, UK Age: 42 Posts: 2,351	We are talking about the best replayer to use in games/demos - in code

06 July 2007, 14:14	#8
BippyM Global Moderator Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Derby, UK Age: 48 Posts: 9,355	ahhh right lmao I didn't read properly.. thought he was asking about best mod player

09 July 2007, 03:04	#9
StingRay move.l #$c0ff33,throat Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Berlin/Joymoney Posts: 6,863	P61 is pretty ok, once you have fixed all the small and subtle bugs in it. As for fading the volume, check your player source for volume variables, most of the players have these. Then you just decrease the value stored there in your vertical blank (or some other timed routine) until you reach zero, i.e. volume is muted. If you can't find any volume variables in your player source then either check where the AUDXVOL registers are set ($dff0a8 for voice0, $dff0b8 for voice1 etc.) or just look for the "Set Volume" command, i.e. the routine that's called if there's a volume change in the module (e.g. cmd C in protracker). Hope that helps.

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