DRO
From Video Game Music Preservation Foundation Wiki
| DOSBox Raw OPL | |||||
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| Developer: | DOSBox Team | ||||
| Header: | Custom | ||||
| Content: | Log | ||||
| Instruments: | Combined | ||||
Target Output
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| First Game: | N/A | ||||
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The DOSBox Raw OPL format was created by the DOSBox team to log the raw commands sent to the OPL2, and OPL3 compatible sound devices (like AdLib, Sound Blaster, etc.). Programs sent commands to these chips to play music and sound effects. This format was never used by game developers, though it is useful for recording music from DOS games.
Players
(Category)
- AdPlug - DOS, foobar2000, UNIX, Winamp, XMMS
- Camoto - Linux, Windows
- DRO Trimmer - Windows
Editors
(Category)
- DRO Trimmer - Windows
Converters
(Category)
DRO to ?
- Camoto - Linux/Windows - CMF, CDFM, DRO, GOT, IMF, MID, RAW (Rdos), S3M, TBSA
- DRO Trimmer - Windows - DRO, WAV
- DRO to MIDI - Linux, Windows - MIDI
- DRO to VGM - Windows - VGM
- OPL to WAV - Windows - WAV
? to DRO
- Camoto - Linux/Windows - CMF, CDFM, DRO, DSM, GOT, IMF, KLM, MID, MUS, MUS (AdLib), RAW (Rdos), S3M, TBSA
- DRO Trimmer - Windows - DRO v2 to DRO v1
Games
(Category)
No games use this format directly, as the format was designed for emulator use to capture music. However the IMF format is very similar, with the same content, differing only in structure.
Techincal
All DRO files begin with "DBRAWOPL".
Links
- shikadi.net/moddingwiki/DRO_Format - This format on ModdingWiki.
- zdoom.org/wiki/DRO - This format on ZDoom Wiki.
- vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=31542 - Topic on VOGONS (only few information).
