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MilkyPlayer is a music player application for the Playstation Portable which supports playback of the following module formats: * .669: 669 Composer/Unis669 (PC) * .AMF: Asylum Music Format ("Crusader" ingame music) (PC) * .AMS: Extreme Tracker and Velvet Studio (PC) * .CBA: Chuck Biscuits+Black Artist module format (PC) * .DBM: DigiBooster Pro (Amiga) (*) * .DIGI: Digibooster 1.0-1.7 (Amiga) * .DSM: Old DSIK and Dynamic Studio (PC) * .DTM: DigiTrekker 3.0 (PC) / Digital Tracker (Atari) * .FAR: Farandole Composer (PC) * .GDM: General Digimusic (PC) * .GMC: Game Music Creator (Amiga) * .IMF: Imago Orpheus (PC) (*) * .IT: Impulse Tracker (PC) (*) * .MDL: DigiTrakker 1.0-3.0 (PC) * .MOD: Sound-/ProTracker and variants (Amiga+PC) * .MTM: MultiTracker (PC) * .MXM: Cubic Tiny XM (PC) * .OKT: Oktalyzer (Amiga) * .PLM: DisorderTracker II (PC) * .PSM: Epic MegaGames MASI (PC) * .PTM: PolyTracker (PC) * .S3M: ScreamTracker 3.0 (PC) * .STM: ScreamTracker 2.0 (PC) * .ULT: UltraTracker (PC) * .UNI: MikMod (PC) * .XM: FastTracker II (PC) Module formats marked with (*) have certain features which are currently not supported by the replay engine and might cause the module to sound strange or totally wrong. MilkyPlayer will also load modules directly out of ZIP (.zip/mdz), PowerPacker (.pp), and UMX (.umx) files. == User guide == The screen is logically divided into 5 pages: * Playlist page and file browser * General song information * Instruments and samples * Song message * Visualizations To keep the handling as simple as possible, MilkyPlayer right now only supports a single playlist, which becomes automatically saved upon exit. The playlist is stored in an XML file called "playlist.xml" in the application folder. === Button mapping === When there is no focus on one of the list boxes, you can switch between the pages with the L- and R-Keys of your PSP. (Note: MilkyPlayer will swap X/O buttons on European PSPs.) When there is no focus on a list, the following keys always have the same function: * Circle - Play/Pause song * Cross - Stop playing * Left - Previous song / Rewind (hold) * Right - Next song / Fast forward (hold) * Up/Down - Toggle position info * Note - Config screen * Start - Help screen * Home - Exit MilkyPlayer The analog pad can also be used for Left/Right/Up/Down, and headphone remote is supported. ==== Playlist page ==== * Triangle - Focus playlist * Square - Focus file browser * Select - Toggle playmode (shuffle & repeat) '''File browser focus:''' * Circle - Play selected file * Triangle - Select file * Square - Add to playlist * Cross - Reset focus * L - Select all files * R - Focus playlist * Select - Scan folder for playable files '''Playlist focus:''' * Circle - Play selected item * Triangle - Select item * Square - Delete selected items * Cross - Reset focus * L - Focus file browser * R - Select all items * Select - Toggle movement mode * Start - Set cursor to playing item ==== Song info page ==== No special keys available right now. ==== Instrument page ==== * Triangle - Focus instrument browser * Square - Focus sample browser * Cross - Reset focus ==== Message page ==== * Triangle - Focus message browser * Square - Focus message browser * Select - Toggle hologram visual * Cross - Reset focus ==== Visuals page ==== * Select - Toggle visuals == Screenshots == https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/psphomebrew/images/pspmilkyplayer2.png == Compatibility == Tested on 3.10OE-A/1.5 FW. == External links == * Author's website - https://titandemo.org/ * pouët.net - https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=30038

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