mmu-0.2
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MikMod Utilities is collection of command line tools for manipulating
the module sound files that are typically produced by Soundtracker,
Protracker and other tools.
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DEFAULTS:
*** MikMod Utilities Configuration ***
Audiofile support: yes
Readline support: yes
Bzip2 support: yes
Zlib support: yes
Default mixing frequency: 22050
Default sample width: 8
Default number of channels: 2
Use the high-quality software mixer by default: no
Use the interpolated mixers by default: yes
Use the surround mixers by default: no
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NOTES:
- requires 68020+/os2.04+/2 megs+/ixemul48+/[AHI]/[AUDIO:]
- readline interface depends on termcap so you need the termcap
database and some terminal defined in the environment variable
'TERM' ('set TERM amiga' or 'setenv TERM amiga' - permanent)
;
I STRONGLY RECOMMEND TO USE THIS termcap DATABASE:
( http://www.aminet.net/dev/gg/custom-ti.lha ),
;
readline interface should work best with 'iris-mono' or
'iris-color'.
- i dont know what is the stack usage so assume that 100000 is
absolute minimum!
- there is also a cropped version that lacks support for
'audiofile', 'readline', 'bzip2' and 'zlib', but has one
great imo advantage of dumping all the info about the module,
this can be done by using '-o, --allinfo' - just perfect
for scripting or whatever or '-O, allinfodetails' or
'-0, allinfodetless' - for clarity.
- in 'c/' you will find Amiga pseudo links, remeber about '"'
at both ends, for example: mmuinfo "-i module.mod"
- note that if dont specify the module then it expects you to type
it to stdin, but CTRL+C wont break, use CTRL+\
- also important! rendering to 'aiff', 'aiffc', 'au', 'sf',
'snd' and 'sph' requires signed data(16bit output)!!!
only 'avr' and 'wav' support 8bit.
- read the man pages or html or guide on how to use
or issue 'mmu --help'.
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