Short: play & decode GBS, VGM, GYM, etc... Author: lorylombus@gmail.com (Lorence Lombardo) Uploader: lorylombus@gmail.com (Lorence Lombardo) Type: mus/play Version: 1.0 Architecture: m68k-amigaos rc 141128 gme_dec v1.0 (C) 2014 Lorence Lombardo. gme_dec has been developed primarily for future use with playOGG, but it is quite useful independently also. Usage:- gme_dec [out_file] [R/T/S] S = stream mode, R = raw, T = track n No [out_file] for info only. The "S" switch tells gme_dec not to update the AIFF header at the end and should be used when writing to a file stream device such as PIPE: and AUDIO:. CLI usage examples:- ==================== Saving to AIFF stereo 44100Hz:- gme_dec stl-01.spc test.aiff Saving to RAW stereo 44100Hz:- gme_dec stl-01.spc test.raw r Selecting from a multi track:- gme_dec 1943.NSF test.raw t 5 r Obtaining info:- gme_dec stl-01.spc Play via AHI:- gme_dec stl-01.spc audio: s Play via PAS:- gme_dec stl-01.spc "APIPE:PAS 0 0 0" s Type "gme_dec" with no args for a usage explanation. Building gme_dec:- Download "libgme-os4.lha" from here:- http://aminet.net/package/dev/lib/libgme-os4 Once you have extracted the archive simply copy the contents of the provided "src" directory to the "libGME-0.5.2" directory. Now change into the "libGME-0.5.2" directory and then type "mk_gme_dec" whilst in that directory. If that did not work then type "execute mk_gme_dec" without the quotes. NB: Some tracks will require a ".m3u" support file to play correctly. Tested under a shell stack of 2000000 bytes only. Feeling bored ? :) Why not check out this URL ? http://geocities.ws/lorylomb/