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aargirakis / BZRPlayer

Audio player for Windows that plays over 650 different fileformats
http://bzrplayer.blazer.nu/
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[SND] Not playable #173

Closed rayman3003 closed 1 year ago

rayman3003 commented 1 year ago

Found an audio format that can't be played in BZR2.

BZR's Version: 2.0.21 Alpha

Some samples:

SND

SND.zip

ciros88 commented 1 year ago

for what i know exists at least 5 different formats with *.snd extension.. i didn't recognized these ones you provided: i've tried with all players i have, without success i think they are only samples. @aargirakis have u tried them?

ciros88 commented 1 year ago

played with audacity (through raw data importing): they are 8khz raw data samples, so it is confirmed that they are not music files

ciros88 commented 1 year ago

@aargirakis FMOD is able to play them, it isn't?

rayman3003 commented 1 year ago

Yeap, They are probably raw data samples.

aargirakis commented 1 year ago

Well, it doesn't HAVE to be music files. It can be sound files. Although i would help what kind of file it is, the extension doesn't say much.

rayman3003 commented 1 year ago

All these 10 issues that I made topics for them (from two days ago), are all from a folder, containing more than 18000 music files of old chiptunes that I grabbed some years ago.

Unfortunately I don't remember which website I grabbed them from. But the folder's name is:

Modules-16K

ciros88 commented 1 year ago

it isn't easy to handle .snd, because, if you see here: https://www.voxtab.com/downloads/Voxtab_File_Formats_List.pdf there are 3 different snd formats. plus other 2 snd formats reading here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_sound_file_formats_using_the_.snd_extension

for what i've understood, the snd files provided in this issue are none of these but raw samples. the problem with raw samples is you don't know how to play them (e.g. khz), it isn't hardcoded in the file itself for what i know. so, support for raw snd samples would be "bad" in my opinion. but, support for other types of snd files could be cool for sure