Contributed by jose on from the fun-fun-fun! dept.
"When I'm not working I'm usually spending some spare time making retro computer adventure games. I started out just using simple MIDI songs for my games. Now that I've discovered SoundTracker from the ports tree I'm having a blast creating my own songs. This thing works great!OpenBSD, one of the most secure gaming and music platforms around./usr/ports/audio/soundtracker
You can also find some great *.XM format sample files at http://www.modarchive.com to try this thing out.
Thanks to Wilbern Cobb for maintaining this!
Not everything about OpenBSD has to be propeller hat stuff. ;-)"
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By Anonymous Coward () on
Another tracker for *nix:
reduz.com.ar/cheesetracker
Mods/scene:
www.modplug.com
www.scene.org
ftp.scene.org/pub/music
www.ojuice.net
www.mikmod.org
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By Anonymous Coward () darren@dazdaz.NOSPAM.org on mailto:darren@dazdaz.NOSPAM.org
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By Andrey () andrey@smagin.com on mailto:andrey@smagin.com
Another option - modplug-xmms plugin. Does the same thing as mikmod, but has more options, and, most importantly, allows fast forwarding while playing - great for quickly going through ~22,000 mods that I have :). I think modplug-xmms slightly more CPU power than mikmod.
modplug-xmms is not in ports, but compiles and works fine when installed from source (at least on i386-3.2-stable), just needs one small patch [below], which will be included in the next release of xmms-modplug (that's what I was told).
http://modplug-xmms.sourceforge.net/
(I believe it's under "public domain" license).
--- modplugxmms/modplugxmms.h.orig Tue Jan 7 21:55:33 2003
+++ modplugxmms/modplugxmms.h Tue Jan 7 21:55:57 2003
@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
#ifndef __MODPLUGXMMS_CMODPLUGXMMS_H_INCLUDED__
#define __MODPLUGXMMS_CMODPLUGXMMS_H_INCLUDED__
+#include
#include
#ifndef __MODPLUGXMMS_STDDEFS_H__INCLUDED__
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include pthread.h
By jared spiegel () spieg@phair.csh.rit.edu on mailto:spieg@phair.csh.rit.edu
anybody got a GUS running on openbsd?
i've got a rev 1.8 and a rev 2.1 GUS MAX ( 1M on both, if it matters ), and neither of them seem to work superwell in obsd. if i use the in-kernel drivers ( curiously "disable"d in the GENERIC ), the kernel bails with some isa_dma_mem_alloc stuff; and if i try the oss commercial drivers from 4front, the 'oss-test' util indicates that mostly everything works, except when it does the test where it ( i believe ) tries to hit the GF1 to play audio -- the oss-test util hangs, locks the terminal, and spits out lots of DMA errors to the dmesg buffer ( sorry for the proper terminology there ).
i've tried several IRQ/DMA combinations, all of which both do not conflict with any device openbsd is aware of/using/allocating *and* work 100% for FT2 in flat DOS.
i've tested the two cards on a different motherboard as well, and also, iirc, tested a GUS Classic on that other m/b too -- all with precisely the same results.
i'm wondering if GUS support is just plain broken in openbsd 3.x or if A) i've got bad luck and/or B) am obviously missing something here.
i would *love* it if anyone cared enough to delve into the issue with me, as it's quite a pisser to not have the card working 100% in openbsd...
arachne can only take one so far, ya know....
jared.
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ex-Sturm^Explizit :-)
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