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[chrono]

Most likely in Xmms.

[Ian @ un4seen]

UNMO3 (available on the MO3 page) can be used to decode MO3 files, and then the output can be played by any MOD player.

There's some example source-code on the MO3 page, using UNMO3 to add MO3 playback support to BASSMOD. The same could be applied to Xmms, or any MOD player.

The next UNMO3 release will also have support for stdin/stdout, so it'll be possible to use without producing any intermediate files.

[Ian @ un4seen]

I've whipped together an XMMS plugin, which you can find on the BASS page.

It seems to work quite nicely and sound's purty, but it's my first attempt at an XMMS plugin, so improvements/fixes are welcomed, nay, needed

A config dialog with options for surround sound (etc...) would be nice

[Ralesk]

l33t

[OldFrog]

Ok, and is there any chance to create .mo3
or convert .mod,.xm,.it to mo3 under linux??

Thanks,
OldFrog.

[Ian @ un4seen]

Yep, the MO3 Encoder also includes a Linux version. Encoding a MOD file to a MO3 can be as simple as typing...

mo3enc filename

...but you can also adjust various options.

[wayne]

how do you install the xmms plugin?

[Ian @ un4seen]

Instructions are in the libbassmod.c file...

installation:
put libbassmod.so in your xmms "Input" plugins directory
put bassmod.so in your "/usr/lib" directory

[wayne]

 
Thanks, I didn't think to read the c file.

[6502]

Yeah, nice, but xmms project is dead and now Audacious is only plugin-able player. So what about this version of mo3 decoder ?

[Dotpitch]

Yeah, nice, but xmms project is dead and now Audacious is only plugin-able player. So what about this version of mo3 decoder?

You can use BASS for Linux to build your own player.

[saga]

or, as only mod output is needed, bassmod.