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Hi everyone! I know, i'm not a first, but examples which i saw on this forum contains only few functions. This UDF contains all functions of the BASSMOD.DLL And i hope this UDF be useful for your nice projects. ;)

The BASSMOD library is free for non-money making use... if you are
not charging for the software, then you can use BASS in it for free.
A mention in the credits would be nice though!

This software is provided "as is", without warranty of ANY KIND,
either expressed or implied, including but not limited to the implied
warranties of merchantability and/or fitness for a particular purpose.

The author shall NOT be held liable for ANY damage to you, your
computer, or to anyone or anything else, that may result from its use,
or misuse. Basically, you use it at YOUR OWN RISK.

Usage of BASSMOD indicates that you agree to the above conditions.
You may freely distribute the BASSMOD package as long as NO FEE is
charged and all the files remain INTACT AND UNMODIFIED.
All trademarks and other registered names contained in the BASSMOD
package are the property of their respective owners.

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BassMod_UDF

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BASS is an audio library for use in Windows and Mac OSX software. Its purpose is to provide developers with powerful and efficient sample, stream (MP3, MP2, MP1, OGG, WAV, AIFF, custom generated, and more via add-ons), MOD music (XM, IT, S3M, MOD, MTM, UMX), MO3 music (MP3/OGG compressed MODs), and recording functions. All in a tiny DLL, under 100KB* in size.

On Windows, BASS requires DirectX 3 or above for output, and takes advantage of DirectSound and DirectSound3D hardware accelerated drivers, when available. On OSX, BASS uses CoreAudio for output, and OSX 10.3 or above is recommended. Both PowerPC and Intel Macs are supported.

C/C++, Delphi, Visual Basic, and MASM APIs are provided, with several examples to get you started. .Net and other APIs are also available.

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Do anyone get what Manadar means with posting what BASS is? Afaik BASS and BASSMOD are two different things. :D

Although it would be cool to use BASS too, maybe that could be your next challenge Rasim? ;)

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BASS can do all kinds of things... Including MOD...

Yes, but this thread is about BASSMOD and Manadar posted an explanation of what BASS is, am I the only one that see that? ;)
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@Rasim

Is it possible to get the song length in ms or seconds? I tried _BASSMOD_MusicGetLength() but it returns 30 or 0 on the song in your .zip but I don't understand what those represent? ;)

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AdmiralAlkex

Is it possible to get the song length in ms or seconds? I tried _BASSMOD_MusicGetLength() but it returns 30 or 0 on the song in your .zip but I don't understand what those represent?

Fixed, now return music length in milliseconds. Updated first post ;)
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AdmiralAlkex

Fixed, now return music length in milliseconds. Updated first post ;)

Thanks for fixing it, but the site seems to be down :D

Can you fix it or perhaps upload somewhere else??

Could not locate remote server

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Maybe I am a bit off topic, but if you can tell me: how to make bassmod.dll and the sound file was compiled within the script?

Is this possible?

sorry for bad English :P

thanks...

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on russian:

rasim, вижу, что вы из СНГ, и наверное говорите по русски.

Может я немного не по теме, но если можно скажите: как сделать чтоб bassmod.dll и звуковой файл находился внутри скомпилированного скрипта?

Возможно ли это?

Спасибо.

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