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Use Sound-Image File Interpreter #52
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I wasn't able to figure out how the music is stored in that file. For me it was the fastest solution to write an (incomplete) 8086 emulator. |
I'm not actively developing this software packet any longer. Thus I won't change the implementation of ADLIB.DAT parsing. Nonetheless, I think your method is neater. Thank you for sharing this with me. |
Oh, I remember: your Lemmings Music Player enabled me to parse ADLIB.DAT at all. |
This was just a information - I love the game and the music of the game - For me, it was the first time ever I here music out of a SoundBlaster on a 80286, that was not the sound of the Floppy-Disk, years before MPEG was invented :-) . Also, I was hoping, If you use my code you may find some bugs :-) - I think MY AdLib timing is not correct. Thank you for your work and have a great Time! => close this issue if you want to. |
Hi,
FYI: you use a 8086 emulator (Cool !!) to get adlib op-codes from lemmings music / sound file. You can find an interpreter for the Sound-Image-Format at:
https://github.com/tomsoftware/Lemmings.ts/tree/master/src/resources/sound
may this performs better?
Happy Lemmings playing :-)
Thomas
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