Free MIDI player for DOS and Linux with AdLib support

0. Contents

This is the documentation of fmdrv-1.0.7.
   1. Purpose
      1.1. MIDI-player
      1.2. Converter
      1.3. Compatibility
   2. History
   3. Copying
   4. Downloading

1. Purpose

This program plays MIDI files and converts MIDI files to S3M format. It works in Linux and perhaps in MS-DOS too.

1.1. MIDI-player

Play standard MIDI (and RMI) files using OPL3 or OSS MIDI (MPU-401 in DOS).
If you have a Sound Blaster compatible, this program might in some cases be a better choice than TiMiDity. At least if you like the "AdLib" sound :)

1.2. Converter

Converts MIDI files to MidiS3M format.
MidiS3M is a S3M format extension that adds information to instruments so that they can be played with a MIDI device.

1.3. Compatibility

It works in Linux.
Problems you may experience:

2. History

These source files, their structure and/or compatibility does not represent my programming skills today. This program has been written during many years, without first a slightest idea of porting to Linux or any other sys than DOS. So, DOS program this is. Was. Originally. And is still. The DOS -specific sources are not here, however. They are somewhere on my pages.
If you have questions or suggestions, talk to me.

3. Copying

fmdrv has been written by Joel Yliluoma, a.k.a. Bisqwit,
and is distributed under the following terms:
* No warranty. You are free to modify this source and to
* distribute the modified sources, as long as you keep the
* existing copyright messages intact and as long as you
* remember to add your own copyright markings.
* You are not allowed to distribute the program or modified versions
* of the program without including the source code (or a reference to
* the publicly available source) and this notice with it.

4. Downloading

The official home page of fmdrv is at http://iki.fi/bisqwit/source/fmdrv.html.
Check there for new versions.

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