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    ... - Arkham Demo Group Dos and Amiga demos written in Basic, x86 and 68k assembler (from 1991 to 1998). - Arkham Demo Group 3d engines written in x86 assembler. - Arkham Demo Group DOS tools (paint program, sound tracker for Adlib, modeler, picture and 3d converters) written in Basic and x86 assembler.
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    JavaMod - The Java Mod Player

    JavaMod - The Java Mod Player

    Amiga modfile, C64 SID and MP3,FLAC,APE,WAV file player based on Java

    This Java Modplayer playes *.mod, *.xm, *.s3m, *.stm, *.wow, *.it (all with interpolation), MP3s, *.sid, *.ogg, *.flac, *.ape, WAV, MIDI, RMI, AU, AIFF. It also supports playlists like PLS, M3U and cue-sheets. Since Version 2.8 support for OPL2/OPL3 emulation was added to play AdLib ROL-Files, LAA, CMF, DRO and SCI files. To start the player you may just double click the jar or use: java -jar ./javamod.jar or (for just commandline) java -cp ./javamod.jar de.quippy.javamod.main.CommandLine. This player can be run als a console application, with its swing gui. The formal applet support is gone. Applets are not supported in most browsers anymore.
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    DRO Magic

    FM synthesis file player

    DRO Magic is a utility that reads files in the DRO version 1 format, and plays through them in DOS on the YM3812 sound chip that came with the Adlib and Soundblaster sound cards. It also works in Dosbox.
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    subz3ro's Adlib Tracker II (OSP)

    subz3ro's Adlib Tracker II (OSP)

    Supporting 4op instruments, two effect columns and instrument macros.

    DOS version: Source code to be compiled with TMTPC 3.9x or higher and TASM 3.x or higher SDL (Win32/Linux) version: Source code to be compiled with FPC 2.6.x or higher, GCC 4.x.x or higher and JWASM 2.xx or higher
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    Madbit's FM Tracker

    Madbit's FM Tracker

    Music tracker for DOSBox or MS-DOS using AdLib compatible cards.

    This is a tracker (http://tinyurl.com/ye3ypcy) for MS-DOS that uses the OPL-2 chips present in AdLib compatible cards to generate sound using FM synthesis. It was mainly developed using Borland Pascal (with some assembler bits by Keywiz) in a 386dx with a Sound Blaster Pro card, and even though it wasn't 100% finished, it was functional enough to create 3 demo songs which are included in the package. I originally made this back in 1994 when I was 17 and active in the argentine demoscene, but I will not be developing this any further, so I'm posting it here in case anybody is interesting in continuing it. ...
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    AdPlug is a cross-platform OPL2 audio player library. AdPlug plays music, originally composed for the AdLib (OPL2) audio board, on top of an OPL2 emulator or by using the real hardware. There are multiple player software interfaces available.
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    This is a Port of Wolfenstein 3D to the Gamepark32 (GP32: a Korean Handheld) written in C using the gp32sdk. The main goals are: -Adlib music and Sound Blaster sound working -one binary for all versions Now also GP2X! with full music, sfx & save/load
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    ADLIB - a C library of fundamental algorithms and their data structures. It includes thread safe implementation of circular list, doubly linked list, stack, queue, deque and binary search tree.
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    AdLib IMS file player for Win32. IMS was the 1990's popular FM music file format in Korea. This is an emulation-based player and uses Tatsuyuki Satoh's YM3812 core.
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    c64-sfx-cartridge-player

    Commodore 64 "AdLib" player stuffs using SFX Sound Expander Cartridge

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