XM-EXE

Ever wanted to send that cool XM to your villiage idiot of a friend? They don't have an XM player? They don't know how to get one? They wouldn't know what to do even if they did have one? ... STOP! ... Don't jump, help has arrived!

OK, maybe not! But, that's what this bunch of bytes allows. Basically, XM-EXE was designed to attach the XM to a Windows playback program. XM-EXE also compresses the XM to generally produce a smaller EXE file even with the playback code. Should you wish to do so, you can extract the original file(s) from the created EXE. The EXE will even tell you if it's been infected by a virus! XM-EXE supports XM/MOD/S3M/IT/MTM files.

XM-EXE also got the best (most accurate to FT2) XM reproduction to be heard outside of FT2 itself. All features/effects (including several FT2 quirks) are 100% supported. The IT reproduction is also practically balls-on, with full support for all effects/NNA/DCA/filters etc...

For ease of use, XM-EXE is actually a DOS executable. To create an EXE file from a XM file, you can simply run XM-EXE with the XM filename in the command-line.

Here are some key features of "XM EXE":

￭ Balls-on Accurate ￭ plays XMs the way nature intended. ￭ Sample Interpolation ￭ linear/spline interpolated sample mixing. ￭ Volume/Pan Ramping ￭ for output that's smoother than a baby's arse. ￭ 5 Band Equalizer ￭ adjustable gain at five frequency bands. ￭ Surround Sound ￭ Now with all new surround "mode 2". ￭ Compression ￭ usually produces a smaller EXE file than the original XM. ￭ DLL Version ￭ reduces the EXE size by allowing all EXEs to share the same playback code. ￭ Multi-XM ￭ put collections of XMs in one EXE, for convenience and space saving. ￭ Virus detection ￭ the created EXEs check themselves for virus infection ￭ Nice GUI! :) ￭ simple, good looking and unobtrusive playback display.

Requirements:

￭ XM player installed