So, I was trying to listen to some music extracted from an old casual game called Gearz, and I find that its format is called OXM. I figured it'd be like a normal XM module file, but all I get from it is weird static from it, as if its trying to play it.
http://www.jeffmakesgames.com/misc/Gearz.zip
Maybe someone can look at it and find out why it plays weird? Is there a way to convert it back to an XM?
OXM format
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Re: OXM format
OXM should be a normal XM with ogg samples, indeed there are OggS files inside.
It's supported by some trackers like OpenMPT and everything is correct but the samples that seem to have some garbage in the middle (very visible in the software).
Patterns look ok while Instruments are empty.
I'm not an expert in this field so that's the max I can do and say.
It's supported by some trackers like OpenMPT and everything is correct but the samples that seem to have some garbage in the middle (very visible in the software).
Patterns look ok while Instruments are empty.
I'm not an expert in this field so that's the max I can do and say.
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Re: OXM format
Yay
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