GModplay
A new mod files
player for Linux
based on the sound engine from ModPlug.
It is distributed under the GNU General Public Licence.
If you want to help or look at other features I'm planning to add, read the TODO list.
I forgot to add a description of the key
bindings in the current release, so here they are!
Supported formats
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Currently, it has full support for the following formats:
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669, ams, dbm, far, it, mdl, mod, mtm, okt, s3m, stm, ult, xm and wav
Features
- Sound effects: megabass, reverb, surround, oversampling and noise reduction,
- A visual spectrometer,
- A text mode interface using slang,
- A GUI interface with skins support using GTK
(not included in this release).
Screeshots
Here's a screenshot of the text mode interface.
Requirements
Hardware
Well, it runs fine on my P120 laptop with 20Mb of RAM ;)
Disabling some of the sound effects and the spectrometer will make it consume
less CPU time.
It won't run on other architectures than x86 for now... There's a lot of
code that still depend on 'endianess'... I'll try to remove it once I
have access to a Linux/Sparc or Alpha machine.
System
I don't run kernels prior to 2.1.xxx anymore, but it should work/compile with
2.0.xx as long as you have support for OSS devices.
I will add support for Alsa native API
in a future release.
Software/Libraries
At least version 1.0 of slang is required. Error codes returned by some
functions changed between 0.99-xx and 1.0. GModplay
may not work if linked against older versions of the library.
Glib is required. I used
version 1.1.x for testing. It may or may not work with older versions.
Download
Version 0.8
You can download the source code (size: 104056) for gmodplay from:
Also a binary statically linked package (size: 179725) is available:
Contact
For questions, bug reports, suggestions, and even flames, email me at:
<rani@free.fr>.