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| − | + | '''Game Music Emu''' (GME) format is used to emulate the audio output of various video game consoles popular in the 1980s and 1990s. It gives a "retro" feel to the sound. ''Game Music Emu'' is a contraction of ''Game Music Emulator''. | |
The .??z formats are just [[compress]]ed with inflate. | The .??z formats are just [[compress]]ed with inflate. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:22, 10 April 2019
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Game Music Emu (GME) format is used to emulate the audio output of various video game consoles popular in the 1980s and 1990s. It gives a "retro" feel to the sound. Game Music Emu is a contraction of Game Music Emulator.
The .??z formats are just compressed with inflate.
| extension | format | platform |
|---|---|---|
| .nsf | NSF | Nes |
| .nsfe | NSF | Nes |
| .gbs | GBS | Gameboy |
| .vgm | VGM | Master System, Game Gear, Genesis |
| .vgz | VGM | Master System, Game Gear, Genesis |
| .spc | SPC | Super Nes (SNES) |
| .gym | GYM | Genesis" |
Links
- Blargg's Audio Libraries - Game_Music_Emu: Original developer's page (old)
- Bitbucket - game-music-emu (repo link): Official fork used by VLC (current)
Source code
- modules/demux/gme.c (input demuxer)
