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Subject: Re: NT/ST File Format
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Date: 15 Feb 91 02:22:12 GMT
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In article <59790@eerie.acsu.Buffalo.EDU>, visjanap@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Jan A. Pisanczyn, SUCB) writes:
> Does anyone know the exact file format of a MOD.xxxxxx file?  What I want to

  Yah... one way would be to convert the song to MMD0 format with MED, then
write a little program that uses the MEDPlayer.library, which contains
a function for loading songs.  Call this function, and it will return
a pointer to a struct MMD0.  This struct is documented in MED and contains
a field which I believe is an array of pointers to samples.

   Access that, and you're In Like Flynn.


       Kevin

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