Unreal Music (UMX) Ripper 2.0 by Tom Grandgent ---------------------------------------------- Intro/Notes ----------- This program will extract music files from Unreal's UMX files. It current supports the following module formats: MOD (4, 6, and 8 channel) S3M - ScreamTracker XM - FastTracker II IT - Impulse Tracker With version 2.0, UMXRip has been made more generic. It supports more module formats and it no longer relies on the UMX headers, so it is much more future-proof. I can almost guarantee that it will work with Unreal Tournament. Usage ----- Copy the umxrip.exe file to your \unreal\music directory (or a directory in your path, like your Windows directory) and run it with the filespec of the UMX files you want to extract from. For example: umxrip *.umx If you need more detailed instructions, do this: Open a DOS window, and type the following commands followed by enter on each line: c: (or whatever drive Unreal is installed on) cd \Unreal\music (substitute the proper Unreal directory if needed) copy e:\temp\umxrip.exe (substitute wherever you put umxrip.exe) umxrip *.umx And now you should have a bunch of new module files. Enjoy! Players ------- WinAmp will play all of the music included with the retail version of Unreal. However, there are higher quality players out there. In my opinion, the absolute best module player for Windows is the ModPlug Player. It is NOT a plugin - it is a standalone program with many features, including writing to WAVs. You can get it from: http://www.castlex.com/modplug/player.shtml If that doesn't work, try the more generic address and find it: http://www.castlex.com/modplug/ A good DOS player is Cubic Player. It also has the capability to record music to WAV files. It can be found at: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Vista/4107/e_index.html Contact ------- You can email me at tgrand@canvaslink.com if you have any questions, comments, complaints, etc. Questions about the source code are welcome. You can see my other projects at: http://www.canvaslink.com/tom/programming.htm