Hi,
It's known that FMod has a cutted version with .xm only, and it's free to use, with full source, I think it's a better solution alternative to Midas which is a bit outdated(the point is, 3rd party dll with no further development).
Alternative to this, MikMak is also a great library, it's GLPLed and should be able to port to PB easily.
Don't know how much users are considering this but some ppl may want the Module Playing function is statically linked and doesn't rely on other DLLs.
Only a few cents, I didn't mind licensing a complete set of Fmod, but I hope PB have better ability on this.
[Implemented] MiniFmod/MikMak to replace Midas
yes, something like this, s statically linked one is better (may infrige GPL tho).
However should be a lib that doen't require dll, and merged into PB official, as well vorbis streaming thingy....
I've managed to link minifmod 1.6 into BlitzMax, PB should do....
the only drawback is minifomd only supports xm, however the quality is not bad.
However should be a lib that doen't require dll, and merged into PB official, as well vorbis streaming thingy....
I've managed to link minifmod 1.6 into BlitzMax, PB should do....
the only drawback is minifomd only supports xm, however the quality is not bad.
http://purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.php?t=13424yoxola wrote:I've managed to link minifmod 1.6 into BlitzMax, PB should do....
http://purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.p ... 353#133353
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The lib was intended to be statically linked but a weird bug with PB wich i never resolved push me to compile it as a dllyoxola wrote:yes, something like this, s statically linked one is better (may infrige GPL tho).
However should be a lib that doen't require dll, and merged into PB official, as well vorbis streaming thingy....
I've managed to link minifmod 1.6 into BlitzMax, PB should do....
the only drawback is minifomd only supports xm, however the quality is not bad.
Btw the way, a dll < 200 kb is not really a problem for modern computers
