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| − | '''''Convert''''' (To PSM) is a DOS command line program that converts various module formats into the [[Epic Games]] module [[ | + | '''''Convert''''' (To PSM) is a DOS command line program that converts various module formats into the [[Epic Games]] module [[PSM2]] format. Input module formats include [[MOD]] (15 or 31 instrument versions), [[669]], [[STM]], or [[S3M]]. |
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| Creator | Joshua C. Jensen |
| Released | 1994-??-?? |
| Platform | DOS |
Convert (To PSM) is a DOS command line program that converts various module formats into the Epic Games module PSM2 format. Input module formats include MOD (15 or 31 instrument versions), 669, STM, or S3M.
The command line usage is as follows:
CONVERT.EXE <options> InModule OutModule.psm
- Input Options
- /## - Only use the specified number of instruments.
- /FA - Input is a 15 instrument MOD file.
- /FB - Input is a 31 instrument MOD file.
- /FC - Input is a 669 module.
- /FD - Input is an STM module.
- /FE - Input is an S3M module.
- Conversion Options
- /I - Remove unused instruments.
- /S - Delete nonexistent samples.
- /? /H - Help
- /E - Edit special information
- Files
- InModule - The file to convert.
- OutModule.psm - The name of the PSM file that will be created.
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| 1.01 | Download - (info) | DOS |
