XMPlay Delix plugin

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OSH

#100
Quote from: deus-exMeanwhile you can copy Winamp's in_mod.dll, which provides PTM-support (to a certain degree), into XMPlays plugin folder.
I've copied this in_mod plugin, but still doesn't work...Can you play PolyTracker modules with XMPlay?

deus-ex

#101
Last Edit: by deus-ex
Ah, i see, XMPlay doesn't work with the current version of in_mod.dll, it even refuses to start here. But i have an much older version which i kept for a Foobar2000 Winamp-Input-Wrapper, since the later releases of in_mod.dll refused to work with the Wrapper too. This older in_mod.dll does work in XMPlay without issues as well.

I uploaded it just now, so grab it while it's hot:
In_Mod v2.2.10 beta 29 (XMPlay compatible) (no worries though, it's going to stay there) ;D

EDIT: Downloadlink fixed.

OSH

#102
hmm, I can't grab it because I don't know what is a password... ::)

deus-ex

#103
Quote from: OSHhmm, I can't grab it because I don't know what is a password... ::)

Of course, you don't. Link fixed. :)

Knurek

#104
Just a heads up - there's a new WT player, Special FX ST. Seems to not work with Delix. :(

OSH

#105
Last Edit: by OSH
PolyTracker modules still doesn't work... >:(
----EDIT---
I did it!!! I've renamed module from ptm.303 to 303.ptm and XMPlay has it recognized!!! Stupid in_mod.dll!!!
@deus-ex, big big thanks for your help :D

piovrauz

#106
If I recall correctly, extension has to be after filename in dos/win... So don't blame poor in_mod.dll... ;)

OSH

#107
Quote from: piovrauzIf I recall correctly, extension has to be after filename in dos/win... So don't blame poor in_mod.dll... ;)
Echhhh my English...sorry, but I better speak/write German...
Not only in Win/DOS. On Amiga ist extension always after name. But Amiga players recognize type of file not only after analyzing extension but also after analyzing head of file. Amiga is better ;D

raina

#108
XMPlay doesn't seem to mind if the file extension is removed, it'll still recognize the file. It's Windows that needs the file extension to associate the file with programs.

Fraggie

#109
Quote from: OSHEchhhh my English...sorry, but I better speak/write German...
Not only in Win/DOS. On Amiga ist extension always after name. But Amiga players recognize type of file not only after analyzing extension but also after analyzing head of file. Amiga is better ;D
Actually sound files on the Amiga have extension almost always before file name... (Although it isn't needed for anything except user convenience.)

deus-ex

#110
Quote from: FraggieActually sound files on the Amiga have extension almost always before file name...

Which was/is way more logical and structured, talking about long file names.

Tsorovan

#111
Really, being able to sort by file extension nullifies any kind of benefits with filetype suffixes, unless you're still limited to a 100-column or less display area.

Anyhow, this is Windows, not AmigaOS.

deus-ex

#112
Quote from: TsorovanReally, being able to sort by file extension nullifies any kind of benefits with filetype suffixes, unless you're still limited to a 100-column or less display area.

Yeah, strong argument. What makes you think one cannot sort by suffix?

OSH

#113
Problems, more problems...
I've added Aprosys and FaceTheMusic player to xmp-delix.players archive, but .ftm modules doesn't work. These players comes from DeliTrackerII from Amiga. What's wrong??? >:(

deus-ex

#114
Quote from: OSHI've added Aprosys and FaceTheMusic player to xmp-delix.players archive, but .ftm modules doesn't work.

It's a known issue.

OSH

#115
Ah...I have to wait for new version of Delix with a support of AProSys and FTM...Ok, I'll wait :)

Fraggie

#116
Here's Aprosys player that works with delix:
http://www.exotica.org.uk/players/amiga/delilatest/deliplayers/AProSys
Put it into xmp-delix.players\Various.

And for the FTM... Something must have got broken. I can't get it to play most of the songs either... :)

deus-ex

#117
Ahh, now i got it working. ;D

Previously I tried with the compressed modules found in the original AProSys distribution, which Delix fails to load (though i have the Xmp-Modpacker.dll installed).

The updated sizeoptimized version of the Delix-plugin (including AProSys player and Players.txt, with the obsolete Mark Cooksey player removed) and uncompressed AProSys modules can be downloaded here:

Xmp-Delix test v0.7b (sizeoptimized incl. AProSys by deus-ex =)
AProSys modules (uncompressed)

Fraggie

#118
Songs you have in mind are compressed with XPK, which the modpacker doesn't intend to handle. :)

deus-ex

#119
Quote from: FraggieSongs you have in mind are compressed with XPK, which the modpacker doesn't intend to handle. :)

Lie, that's all lie! Prior to installation I talked to the plugin, saying i would only put it into my XMPlay folder if it would support XPK-compression as well. The plugin promissed to do its very best, but it turns out i have been cheated. ;D

Fraggie

#121
Last Edit: by Fraggie
Delix test 8 has been released. This is the final Delix release.

Changes:
 - full XMPlay 3.4 compatibility
 - MSVC dll's not needed anymore
 - zip plugin not anymore required to be in the same directory as delix
 - works with the latest greatest zip plugin
 - one .dat file instead of .players + .env
 - 3 new formats (129 total):
      - MusicdiskTracker (aka His Master's Noisetracker) (by Wanted Team)
      - AudioSculputure/StarTrekker AM/FM (by UADE team)
      - Special FX ST (by Wanted Team)
 - SynthDream player updated (Wanted Team)
 - support for plugin update notification

Note: You need at least XMPlay v3.4.0.5 for this plugin to work.

Note: StarTrekker player's file verifing routine is not thread safe. This may be okay for UADE, but on XMPlay you will encounter problems when playing and adding files to playlist at the same time.

(Edit: forgot to mention SpecialFX ST...)

Jokum

#122
Errr scuse moi, but where do I get my filthy hands on 3.4.0.5 of XMPlay?

http://support.xmplay.com/ only has 3.4 to offer

Jokum

#123
Ok, I managed to find the updated XMPlay version.

But now when I start up XMPlay I get an error dialog: "Sorry guys... Can't find xmp-delix.players."

I tried renaming xmp-delix.dat to xmp.delix.players, but that won't work either.

Plz fix!

Fraggie

#124
Xmp-delix.dll and xmp-delix.dat must be placed in the very same folder. Xmp-zip may be anywhere as long as XMPlay sees it.

(Message about "xmp-delix.players" has been corrected.)
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