I just came across some music files. here: https://modland.com/incoming/laboratory ... 20Collage/
and here: https://modland.com/incoming/laboratory/PMD/ which "supposedly" are somehow "PMD" related..
From what I see the files in both folders actually use the same format - but these are NOT "Professional Music Driver (PMD)" format files. The name of the text file in the "PMD" folder suggests that this might be somehow "PC Engine" related. But the name of the
other folder suggests that it is somehow "Piston Collage" related.
From what I see Studio Pixel's "PiyoPiyo player" (NOT Piston Collage) actually uses a format that uses "PMD" magic bytes in its header but the file format is totally different from the files in the above folders.
Any idea what format files are actually in the two folders and where to find a player?
weird PMD format
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Re: weird PMD format
Piston Collage (pxTone) is a chiptune tracker indeed developed by Studio Pixel (Cave Story). The extension is .ptcop.
This PMD format (.pmd) seems unrelated to the usual PMD/FMP files (.m/ovi). I have no clue what this is and how Modland estimated it was somehow related to the PC Engine, but I doubt it's a PCE tracker because the PCE community would have heard of it a long time ago.
This PMD format (.pmd) seems unrelated to the usual PMD/FMP files (.m/ovi). I have no clue what this is and how Modland estimated it was somehow related to the PC Engine, but I doubt it's a PCE tracker because the PCE community would have heard of it a long time ago.
Re: weird PMD format
I was mistaken and the two folders actually contain two different formats:
1) The supposed "Piston Collage" is actually "Piyo Piyo" data (both created by "Studio Pixel".
2) The other files come from the obscure "P/ECE" handheld produced by a company called
Aquaplus. Nothing to do with "PC Engine" and a nice example how garbage AI hallucinations
send you on unproductive goose chases.
Case closed.
1) The supposed "Piston Collage" is actually "Piyo Piyo" data (both created by "Studio Pixel".
2) The other files come from the obscure "P/ECE" handheld produced by a company called
Aquaplus. Nothing to do with "PC Engine" and a nice example how garbage AI hallucinations
send you on unproductive goose chases.
Case closed.