Re: old unreadable files

[M D]

Steve Morrison wrote:

> I did some googling on this subject and found that Deluxe Music 
> apparently cannot export Standard MIDI Files, so you'll either have to 
> find a program that can import DMCS (Deluxe Music's native file format) 
> or SMUS (a music file format used on the Amiga computer) files, or hook 
> up a MIDI cable from one machine to another and play the songs from the 
> Deluxe Music machine while recording them with MIDI software of your 
> choice on the other machine.
> On Apr 23, 2005, at 3:31 PM, Justin Zaza wrote:
> 
>> I tried and Deluxe music CAN esport, i don't know if
>> this is the same, smus files. Maybe you can tell me
>> what an smus file is?
>> Sibelius can open .niff files.

Adding to this. From UnExoticA pages:

**/
Also known as IFF-SMUS, its Another Electronic Arts standardised music
format, created along with 8SVX, ILBM and FTXT as the EA IFF 1984
specification. Other than the archaic Aegis Sonix and EA's own Deluxe
Music Construction Set (DMCS), almost no software uses this format.
/**

SMUS files can be played using "Sonix Music Driver" (Amiga?)

Also by the freeware "DeliPlayer 2" for MS Windows

Which may be a possibility for the OP, DeliPlayer supports more than
230+ music file formats. It can also save out using the stream recorder
plugin (mono only for the freeware version).
I haven't used this prog, so don't know if it's spyware etc, so YMMV.

Mike


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Re: old unreadable files

[Steve Morrison]

I did some googling on this subject and found that Deluxe Music 
apparently cannot export Standard MIDI Files, so you'll either have to 
find a program that can import DMCS (Deluxe Music's native file format) 
or SMUS (a music file format used on the Amiga computer) files, or hook 
up a MIDI cable from one machine to another and play the songs from the 
Deluxe Music machine while recording them with MIDI software of your 
choice on the other machine.
On Apr 23, 2005, at 3:31 PM, Justin Zaza wrote:

I tried and Deluxe music CAN esport, i don't know if
this is the same, smus files. Maybe you can tell me
what an smus file is?
Sibelius can open .niff files.

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Re: old unreadable files

[Justin Zaza]

sorry i think i said ".tiff" when it should have been
".niff"


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Re: old unreadable files

[Justin Zaza]

I tried and Deluxe music CAN esport, i don't know if
this is the same, smus files. Maybe you can tell me
what an smus file is? 
Sibelius can open .niff files.


--- Steve Morrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I could be mistaken, but I seem to recall Deluxe
> Music having the 
> ability to export Standard MIDI Files (SMF). If
> that's so, then all you 
> need is a modern program that can import SMF.
> 
> 
> On Apr 23, 2005, at 1:15 PM, Justin Zaza wrote:
> 
> > My problem is not getting the files from the Mac
> to
> > the emulator, I can already do that.
> >
> > I hope to change these old files (which are
> unreadable
> > by new programs) into modern files, so they can be
> > opened with state of the art music programs. One
> > person told me it's called cross conversion.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Justin
> 
> 
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Re: old unreadable files

[Steve Morrison]

I could be mistaken, but I seem to recall Deluxe Music having the 
ability to export Standard MIDI Files (SMF). If that's so, then all you 
need is a modern program that can import SMF.

On Apr 23, 2005, at 1:15 PM, Justin Zaza wrote:
My problem is not getting the files from the Mac to
the emulator, I can already do that.
I hope to change these old files (which are unreadable
by new programs) into modern files, so they can be
opened with state of the art music programs. One
person told me it's called cross conversion.
Thanks,
Justin

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Re: old unreadable files

[Justin Zaza]

My problem is not getting the files from the Mac to
the emulator, I can already do that.

I hope to change these old files (which are unreadable
by new programs) into modern files, so they can be
opened with state of the art music programs. One
person told me it's called cross conversion.

Thanks,

Justin

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Justin Zaza wrote:
> 
> >Hello,
> >
> >I have say 1000 files which were created using a
> 1985
> >mac os 7.5 program called "deluxe music".
> >
> >I have already created a mac emulator, and it works
> >great, but I'm still hoping to find a cross over
> >program, so that I can once and for all change
> these
> >files into modern files.
> >
> >can anyone steer me in any direction?
> >
> 
> do you have ethernet between your machines?
> 
> from what little I know music files should transfer
> with out much 
> problem, you may need to drag them onto the
> application to get them to 
> open after transfer or open them through the
> files/open menu in the app.
> 
> ethernet between a real mac and a emulator is easy
> and most compatible, 
> depending on the emulator.
> 
> Finally you can stuff the files and swap them across
> 
> 
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Re: old unreadable files

[Darren]

Justin Zaza wrote:
Hello,
I have say 1000 files which were created using a 1985
mac os 7.5 program called "deluxe music".
I have already created a mac emulator, and it works
great, but I'm still hoping to find a cross over
program, so that I can once and for all change these
files into modern files.
can anyone steer me in any direction?
do you have ethernet between your machines?
from what little I know music files should transfer with out much 
problem, you may need to drag them onto the application to get them to 
open after transfer or open them through the files/open menu in the app.

ethernet between a real mac and a emulator is easy and most compatible, 
depending on the emulator.

Finally you can stuff the files and swap them across
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old unreadable files

[Justin Zaza]

Hello,

I have say 1000 files which were created using a 1985
mac os 7.5 program called "deluxe music".

I have already created a mac emulator, and it works
great, but I'm still hoping to find a cross over
program, so that I can once and for all change these
files into modern files.

can anyone steer me in any direction?

Thanks,

Justin

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Re: Microsoft Sidewinder 3D Pro ADB joystick

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Gregg Eshelman wrote:
How do I jet this joystick to work with games?
I tried it with OS 9.1 on a 7300, had the Game
Sprockets extentions installed and a couple of the
games there are default configurations for.
It wouldn't work and it also would not let me edit
the configurations.
To be honest I have no idea.
You might try ADB Parser 5.0.7 or you may have some luck with JoyManager 
SDK 1.2 Your joystick is not mentioned in either.
I found both programs after buying a ADB gamepad without the software 
(Game Sprockets didn't help there either). Both are over my head and I 
ended up finding the software I needed.

Selective plug and play. :)
370k attachment if you'd like them sent, I'm only guessing they may help.
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