What's this all about?
On this page you can download the three mod players developed by me.
DosMod:
The first one ever made back in the 80s was "DosMod" which was written in assembler and C and is running under MS DOS.
WinMod:
The player "WinMod" was than a complete redesign running under Windows (95>) using DirectX (V7.0 is minimum) and is completely written in C++.
JavaMod:
In 2006 I again developed a new player - now using Java. Starting with the intention to develop a new modplayer this is not a pure
mod player anymore - it is a complete audio player supporting several different file types, playlists, audio streaming and so on.
You will need at least
Java 6 to work with JavaMod.
This player is
not based on the MikMod-Library. It's based on my own knowledge and experience.
It supports the formats / Files:
MOD, NST, STM, S3M, XM, IT, MP3, SID, OGG, FLAC, APE, WAV, MIDI, RMI, AU, AIFF, PLS, M3U, CUE, ZIP
The Feature-List:
- NoiseTracker Mods (*.nst)
- ProTracker-Mods (*.mod, *.wow: M.K., M!K!, FLT4, FLT8, 4CHN, 6CHN, 8CHN, CD81, OKTA, CH/CN)
ProTracker Mods are played with the original Period table (16 finetune-tables) of the ProTracker 2.1A Playroutine! No XM nor IT compatible interpolating.
- FastTracker 2 MODs (*.xm)
- ScreamTracker (*stm, *s3m)
- ImpulseTracker (*.IT)
- XM Log-Table interpolation
- XM Linear Table
- stm/s3m/it-Frequencies
- All effects are implemented (IT: the NNA effects are still missing)
- Interpolated mixing (linear, Cubic, windowed FIR)
- Noise Reduction
- 8/16/24-Bit Output: internally 24 bit is used
- Plus support for mp3, mp3 http streams, wav, au, aif, midi, rmi, ape, flac, ogg/vorbis
- display of ID3v1-, ID3v2-Tags and Limecast, Shoutcast (und compatible) Tags
- SID-Files (for all the C64-lovers out there ;-) )
- APPLETS: because a lot of people asked for it! Here you have a test page
Please do not forget: if you use the applet with a playlist, you need URLs in the playlist! Local files will not work (of course) (Sample)
- Supports now pls and m3u playlist files
- Endless loops can be recognized and stopped (via fade out)
- WAV-export
- and a lot lot more!
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