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IMYplay

IMYplay is a program for playing iMelody ringtones (IMY files), conforming to the iMelody (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMelody) specification, as written in doc/imelody.txt.

Read the info documentation (type info doc/imyplay.info) to get more information.

IMYplay can use the following outputs to produce sound:

  1. the Allegro game library (http://alleg.sf.net),
  2. SDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer; http://www.libsdl.org),
  3. ALSA (Advanced Linux Sound Architecture; http://alsa-project.org),
  4. OSS (Open Sound System),
  5. libao (http://xiph.org/ao/),
  6. PortAudiov19 (http://www.portaudio.com/),
  7. PulseAudio (http://www.pulseaudio.org/),
  8. JACK1/JACK2 (http://jackaudio.org/),
  9. GStreamer (http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/, gstreamer-plugin-base required),
  10. PC-speaker

It can also:

  • convert IMY ringtones to MIDI files,
  • write raw samples to an output file,
  • call an external program on each note.

IMYplay's homepage: https://imyplay.sourceforge.io/.

Author: Bogdan Drozdowski, bogdro (at) users . sourceforge . net

License: GPLv3+

IMYplay, in various versions, has been successfully compiled on the following systems:

  • Fedora Core 4 GNU/Linux, i686
  • Fedora 12 GNU/Linux, i686
  • Mandriva 2008.1, 2011 GNU/Linux, i686
  • OpenMandriva 3.0, 4.2, 4.3 GNU/Linux, amd64
  • OpenBSD 3.8, i586
  • Debian 5.0 GNU/Linux, i686
  • FreeDOS (DJGPP + NASM)
  • DOSBox (DJGPP + NASM)
  • FreeBSD
  • Solaris/SunOS
  • macOS
  • MinGW

WARNING

The dev branch may contain code which is a work in progress and committed just for tests. The code here may not work properly or even compile.

The master branch may contain code which is committed just for quality tests.

The tags, matching the official packages on SourceForge, should be the most reliable points.