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Macintosh / Re: OpenMPT player on Mac
« on: February 15, 2021, 22:31:37 »
I had seen openmpt123 but no Mac was build available. Luckily it was easy to build it from sources.
Works great, thanks!
Works great, thanks!
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Macintosh / OpenMPT player on Mac
« on: February 11, 2021, 01:25:37 »
Are there any good OpenMPT (.mptm) players for Mac?
I was able to compile ffplay (https://ffmpeg.org/) with libopenmpt support, and this seems to work OK.
I wish there was a player (or plugin for a player) having playlist support, however.
I was able to compile ffplay (https://ffmpeg.org/) with libopenmpt support, and this seems to work OK.
I wish there was a player (or plugin for a player) having playlist support, however.
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The Lobby / Re: MOD radio stations
« on: January 31, 2021, 20:12:13 »I'll let you use my music as long as you credit me for it.
Thanks Nikku, I see you are prolific... I have decided to keep my growing playlist to myself for now. Cheers!
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The Lobby / Re: MOD radio stations
« on: January 24, 2021, 20:11:23 »
Thanks Saga... contacting all those artists would be difficult so maybe I'll just keep the playlist to myself. With the genres of songs involved, it would be a niche interest anyhow. Many of the additions are from the 'Electronic - Ambient' genre on this site.
Good to know about those 2 stations, btw... thanks!
Good to know about those 2 stations, btw... thanks!
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The Lobby / MOD radio stations
« on: January 24, 2021, 01:42:38 »
With all the time at home during the pandemic, I've really enjoyed using this site and discovering new tunes to add to my collection 
I had the idea of starting a radio station (internet based of course) and streaming some mods I have curated in a playlist for background music while working. I know there is some precedent already for this with sites like www.scenestream.net -- would it be OK legally as long as the modules do not contain a notice from the composer like "nothing except personal use allowed"?
Also, please share any links to stations playing mods that you may know of, thanks!
I had the idea of starting a radio station (internet based of course) and streaming some mods I have curated in a playlist for background music while working. I know there is some precedent already for this with sites like www.scenestream.net -- would it be OK legally as long as the modules do not contain a notice from the composer like "nothing except personal use allowed"?
Also, please share any links to stations playing mods that you may know of, thanks!
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API Support / Request for API key
« on: May 03, 2020, 18:05:01 »
- Application type
Random player
- Platform(s)
Raspberry Pi
- Predicted demand, an estimation of how many requests a month you will make.
5 - 10 per day, so maybe 300 in a month max.
- Commercial interest, is this a for-sale app?
No
- All applications need to be tied to a working email address, make sure your forum profile email address is correct, you can also provide an alternative privately after the application has been reviewed.
Check!
I rediscovered this archive after years have gone by, and am interested in creating a hobbyist program on the RPi. It would simply download a random mod from the archive & play it. I imagine making a few requests per day - perhaps a bit more during creation & initial enjoyment. So this should only require "level 3" access, reviewing the API help docs. Thanks for your consideration, I hope to discover & enjoy much more music than I could in my BBS days!
Chris
Random player
- Platform(s)
Raspberry Pi
- Predicted demand, an estimation of how many requests a month you will make.
5 - 10 per day, so maybe 300 in a month max.
- Commercial interest, is this a for-sale app?
No
- All applications need to be tied to a working email address, make sure your forum profile email address is correct, you can also provide an alternative privately after the application has been reviewed.
Check!
I rediscovered this archive after years have gone by, and am interested in creating a hobbyist program on the RPi. It would simply download a random mod from the archive & play it. I imagine making a few requests per day - perhaps a bit more during creation & initial enjoyment. So this should only require "level 3" access, reviewing the API help docs. Thanks for your consideration, I hope to discover & enjoy much more music than I could in my BBS days!
Chris
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