Few reasons:
1.Midas is outdated
2.Midas requires commercial licensing
3.MikMod is still under development, and stable enough
4.MikMod can be cross-platform
5.Can wrap MikMod command sets to compatible with current PB
6.Supported MOD formats are almost identical
7.MikMod has better licensing scheme
Personally I prefer uFMOD, but it's still growing, however MikMod/LibMik is a good solution tho.
[Implemented] Replace Midas with MikMod/LibMik or so.
Why not using libmodplug ? It have far better sound reproduction, better interpolation (sinc/polyphase), a better support for all weird modules, the sources are not released but are open in case you want to code a OSS/Alsa/Esd/Jack output driver. (the code is plain C)
Re: Replace Midas with MikMod/LibMik or so.
Absolutely.yoxola wrote:Few reasons:
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1.Midas is outdated
2.Midas requires commercial licensing
...
There is also an issue with coppyright of the name "MIDAS". The system is now called HouseMarque sound system and hasn't been updated since 1998.
Any plans to update the 'Module' library to use something more sensible?
Cheers,
Codefire
KarLKoX wrote:Why not using libmodplug ? It have far better sound reproduction, better interpolation (sinc/polyphase), a better support for all weird modules, the sources are not released but are open in case you want to code a OSS/Alsa/Esd/Jack output driver. (the code is plain C)



