Extended Module Player

Extended Module Player is an open source command-line module player for UNIX systems, such as Linux, BSD, Solaris, HP-UX and Mac OS X.

Extended Module Player plays over 70 mainstream and exotic module formats from Amiga, Atari, Acorn, Apple IIgs and PC. It supports the following formats:

XM (Fast Tracker II), MOD (Noise/Fast/Protracker), MOD (Startrekker/Audio Sculpure), M15 (Soundtracker), IT (Impulse Tracker), S3M (Scream Tracker 3), STM (Scream Tracker 2), STX (STMIK 0.2), MTM (Multitracker), MTN (Soundtracker 2.6/Ice Tracker), IMF (Imago Orpheus), PTM (Protracker 3), MDL (Digitrakker), ULT (Ultra Tracker), LIQ (Liquid Tracker), LIQ (Liquid Tracker (old)), PSM (Epic Megagames MASI), PSM (Protracker Studio), AMF (DSMI (DMP)), MMD0/1 (MED 3.00/OctaMED), MMD2/3 (OctaMED Soundstudio), MED3 (MED 2.00), MED4 (MED 2.10), DMF (X-Tracker), RTM (Real Tracker), PTM (Poly Tracker), TCB (TCB Tracker), DTM (Digital Tracker), GTK (Graoumf Tracker), DTT (Desktop Tracker), MGT (Megatracker), MUSX (Archimedes Tracker), DSYM (Digital Symphony), DIGI (DIGI Booster), DBM (DigiBooster Pro), EMOD (Quadra Composer), OKT (Oktalyzer), SFX (SoundFX 1.3), FAR (Farandole Composer), UMX (Epic Games Unreal/UT), STIM (Slamtilt), MTP (SoundSmith/MegaTracker), IMS (Images Music System), XANN (XANN Packer), 669 (Composer 669), FNK (Funktracker), AMD (Amusic Adlib Tracker), RAD (Reality Adlib Tracker), HSC (HSC-Tracker), ALM (Aley Keptr), AC1D (AC1D Packer), FCHS (Fuchs Tracker), FCM (FC-M Packer), FUZZ (Fuzzac Packer), KRIS (Kris Tracker), KSM (Kefrens Sound Machine), MP (Module Protector), P18A (Promizer 1.8a), P10C (Promizer 1.0c), PRU1 (Prorunner 1.0), PRU2 (Prorunner 2.0), PHA (Pha Packer), WN (Wanton Packer), UNIC (UNIC Tracker), TP3 (Tracker Packer v3), MPn (Module Protector noID), DI (Digital Illusions), EU (Eureka Packer), P4x (The Player 4.x), P60A (The Player 6.0a), NP2 (Noisepacker v2), NP1 (NoisePacker v1), NP3 (Noisepacker v3), ZEN (Zen Packer), UNIC0 (UNIC Tracker id0), UNICn (UNIC Tracker noid), UNIC2 (Unic Tracker 2), CRB (Heatseeker 1.0), TDD (The Dark Demon), GMC (Game Music Creator) [80 known formats]

What is new in this release:

• This version can be built using Visual C, and does not require a C++ compiler when building on a non-BeOS platform.

What is new in version 4.0.5:

• This version fixes an infinite loop when skipping songs backwards and the first song is not playable, and the package build system was changed to use automake.

What is new in version 4.0.4:

• This version fixes frame information in Windows and addresses build issues in Windows, Solaris, and Haiku.

What is new in version 4.0.3:

• This version adds commands for subsong navigation and allows built-in module quirks to be overriden by the configuration file.
• It also fixes the CoreAudio driver in big-endian systems, and addresses build issues in Cygwin and MinGW.
• Libxmp 4.1.0 or later is required to build this release.

What is new in version 4.0.2:

• This version updates sound driver priorities, fixes background process handling, and fixes the CoreAudio driver build in Mac OS X 10.6 or earlier.

What is new in version 4.0.1:

• fix license issues reported by Jan Engelhardt
• fix pulseaudio detection (by Emanuel Haupt)

What is new in version 3.9.1:

• Starting with this release, the xmp player is built on top of libxmp.
• Changes from the previous release include better replay quality, improved IT support, and extensive code refactoring.

What is new in version 3.5.0:

• This version fixes AMF effects, sample and track loading, XM note cutting quirks, replaying with combined pattern delay and pattern break effects, and OpenBSD sound driver configuration.
• It adds support for ZX Spectrum Sound Tracker modules.

What is new in version 3.4.1:

• This version solves build issues in Mac OS X, includes a plugin for Audacious 2.5 and fixes OGGMod module loading.