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...although it seems to be mp3 only.

That's a start... maybe some cunning person will build a win32 version of it soon...

Oh, I'm sure they read this board

Hmm... still no Pirates music... after all this time... too bad

But now then? Hmm... guess not.

How? Like on a real amiga ofcoz...

I only know of a pp-unpacker for win32.

I wish someone would port xfd and xpk... but until that happens (it probably never will) I usually just run them in WinUAE.

But since Prowizard found a Tetrapack file, all those steps shouldn't have been needed... but XFD thought the file was corrupt.

And searching for $000003F3 should find all executable files, not just Tetrapacked ones, right?

Zeg sent it to me, however, it sounded quite strange at first. When I inspected it in Protracker I found what I've seen in some other old "hard to rip" modules: one of the tracks was shifted one line down. It's really strange, I have no idea what causes this. But it was easily fixed and now it sound...

Found, thanks to the module-finding skills of Zeg.

Help!

I would really, really like to have this module... but I can't rip it. Prowizard finds a Tetrapack 2.2 file, but XFD can't depack it since it's corrupt. Is there any rip master out there who could help? I can send you the demo (it's very good!) as a DMS-file.

I've found two modules that claim to be Delta Music 1, but they look different. All my other DM1 modules begin with "ALL", but these begin with "DLTATRAC". Deliplayer doesn't recognize them. Does anyone know what format these are?

ftp://ftp.modland.com/temp/mysteriousdeltamusic.zip

Monkeyman and Xeron's demo (You are completely anonymous!) sure didn't deserve to end up last! It was very funny (and with some cool effects)! But I guess the competition was just too hard. The Amiga demos were much better than most of the PC stuff, and I can't remember when I had that thought last ...

This is definitely not a WinUAE board... check here instead: http://uae.back2roots.org/

I've heard something like that... but I never saw them with my own eyes... so this is a quite useless answer...