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AMP is not working OK
Yes, we are aware of the issue. We went off the air after HTTPD chose to break down After a restart yesterday morning and some timely updates on the system, AMP simply broke down. It appears we had a huge mess of mixed PHP versions.
Long story short, we are re-re-rechecking all the sources right now and fix where it is needed.

Sorry for the mess. It should work back as before probably tomorrow, or something.
Cheers

Hello to you all,

So there it is ! It's 2021 now.
To everyone, and in the name of AMP team, I wish, to all of you, all the best for 2021.

What a strange year this 2020 has been !

Again, I would thank, as usual, everyone who has sent us information and/or material to enrich the collection. Quite a lot of people, again this past year, did send us material ! and that's really appreciated.

News-wise, 2020 had its share of events. We migrated again to a new server where several issues awaited us . We went off the air this past year for a couple of weeks. But all in all, we are still around and up there sharing tracked material

Be safe.

The AMP team

OK, I looked around and it would be more about HTTP-transfer-in-HTTPS-site matter than what is actually downloaded.
We are looking into it right now. Give us a little time

And what about websites like Demozoo ? For example https://demozoo.org/music/22807/
Or even scene.org with the truckload of .zip files ?!?

hum ... it's definitely very "inspired" .. or lightly updated (depending from where you look).
Still, I'm not set for this one. Would welcome other's view

I misunderstood. there's merge to do.. sorry, we have both guys set up
Will migrate to Lofihile, then.
Thanks

sounds like it, indeed. You're suggesting I had an alternate nick ?

After years and years of gathering dust, the "support us" page (at the bottom of the page) was finally refreshed !
It is here : http://amp.dascene.net/help.php
Thanks Crown

No pb here - both public and admin front end.
Wouldn't it be a browser issue ? I'm using FF on Winblows (81.0 apparently)

I  just noticed that Moon/Abyss has opened up a Github entry for all his work that go back to his Amiga coding days.
https://github.com/Moon70/Amiga-sources
This is great news and I'm in the process of replacing all the converted material we have - which is quite a few musics

Sorry, overlooked this report.
I've deleted the 'Mix' one. It's obviously a mistake and there's no source.
100% identical to Fleshbrain's music

Hello,

We are back online after a few days off. We have been changing the server's location.
We expect to be off briefly in the coming days (no date yet).

Thank you for your understanding.

Stay safe

Hello and welcome,

There is no way to download it all, here. Modarchive.org may indeed help you there or ftp.modland.com also since it's an ftp. They both share their content for mass download.

Good luck
Sylvain

You have it right. The header is 100% identical to Protracker, so ... yeah, that's nice
There was no indication. or even mention, of this packer or its author within the prods. I tried to widen the search to prods that were released in the same span of time (~1991). To no avail. Although, you're right, TKB is a likely candidate indeed.
So yeah, please, reach out to any Devils member and report back

All,

I've recently spent some time on an unknown (to me) protracker clone format. I don't know the name nor the author. The material is found only in Devils prods, so .. I've made up this very original name "Devils replay"

I started looking at this when handling this No Reality demo by Devils. Rather quickly, I found that it's the very same format as found in Colors demo, also by Devils.
Cybfree, once again, quickly reminded me that this format was already beaten - more precisely, the musics from Colors were already converted. Great !, so, I can write a quite converter myself for the others.

That's exactly what I did. It took me 3 days because I'm still not great at coding, but it's done. So, first, all the cases found are here:
http://janeway.exotica.org.uk/release.php?id=752

The format itself is somewhat unique in that it does things I've not seen elsewhere. Promizer could be a distant cousin of some sort

Code Select Expand

standard protracker header until 'M.K.' at 1080
1084          short         size of pattern data [A]
1086 + [A]    short         size of reference table [B] - must be at an even position
1086 + [A]    short         sample data
+ 2 + [B]     

pattern data:
192 bytes per pattern
3 bytes per row:
0 byte : filter
1 short : address to read in reference table

Reference table:
contains rows of output unpacked notes - so up to 16 bytes.
depending of the filter, above, the blocks of word/short are stored
filter : abcd-efgh
output: in 16 bytes
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B8 B10 B11 B12 B13 B14 B15 B16
|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |   |   |   |   |   |   |
\/    \/    \/    \/    \/     \ /     \ /     \ /
  a     b     c     d     e      f       g       h
if the filter bit is set, the corresponding output is stored in the reference table.


I guess that's it. No sure I was too clear on this one. Please, report back if you want more details.

Again, huge thanks to Cybfree for the help.
Sylvain