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Nocturnus
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2 Mar '22 - 20:32 »
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I can't play these XM files, can anybody check them?
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Ian @ un4seen
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Those files aren't recognised as XM files because the header's ID contains "Advanced Module:" instead of the usual "Extended Module:". I've never seen that before. I guess it's a customised version of the XM format. Do you know how they were created?
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Nocturnus
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I agree, I've never seen that before. I don't have much information, except that I extract them from a 2002 game called
Pickman 3D
Thanks anyway for the answer
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saga
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In addition to the strange file header, the sample data also appears to be completely missing, so it's probably stored in an external file (possibly shared between songs).
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