Here's the MOD file including authors: http://janeway.exotica.org.uk/release.php?id=53565

In the years of Atari ST I used a cartridge to rip music from demos and cracktros. Many years later I have found the correct name and creator of the songs expect one.

It's called Megazak (at least that is what I got out of the rip) and was ripped from Automation compact menu 385

https://youtu.be/Ot_W9KAl9mE

Anyone know anything about this mod? From a demo? Who made it?

Results: https://amigausers.ie/amiga-ireland-2021-online-creative-competition-results/

Huge thanks to all who entered. The standard was high and the scores were close

I tried scaling x2 on layout tab. It made picture too big for the window, I can't see the far right corner anymore to change the settings. I tried open from freshly downloaded zip. No luck. Settings are still too big for me to change scaling. Please help me to reset layout settings.

Ville-Matti

Alright, word.

I'll be looking into the MO3 fix on my end, as expected by the thread shown.

Also, Saga, I'll should get in contact you by any means of communication should there be more of his lying around. And if in case there would be a further requirement, I'd get to it asap.

The online player will now play the MO3 file correctly again (might require a force refresh to clean browser cache).

libopenmpt doesn't generally have a problem with that particular MO3 file. It's probably just something that's specific to the WebAssembly version used on ModArchive (the Ogg Vorbis samples fail to decompress). I'll look into it.

In general, please don't upload "fixed" version of songs without notifying me beforehand, because otherwise they might get rejected quickly after uploading.

A general note:
We want modules to be in their original format - which is IT in this case. However, some modules (not this one) are only available as MO3, in which case we don't want the file uncompressed with UNMO3 or OpenMPT. Uncompressing a file suggests that it was never compressed, so it may hide the fact that samples are lower quality, etc...

Edit: Confirmed, the current version of the library used for decoding Vorbis samples, stb_vorbis, has issues with decoding certain Vorbis samples, and there's already a bugfix available for it. The online player will be updated soon.

I would imagine that someone decompressed the .mo3 and uploaded the .it file, probably because their player might not have supported the .mo3 format..

Tbh, I wouldn't store the .mo3 format myself either, so I would probably do the same as well.

I actually do forgot about the conjunction in the first part: I also dug into some of his modules and they also match what is included in the Archive. He probably might have uploaded most of his and somebody did the rest, I'm not quite sure.

Alright... Admittedly, it was originally on his website where the module was found. I might have to contact him at any time if given the opportunity to do so.

Also, yeah, I might look forward on Saga's thoughts about this MO3 issues...