# You may only alter this in order to translate it into another language.
# If you do make a version for another language, please send me a copy!
# Filetype:Player number mappings (player numbers defined below)
# *NEW* if you map to player number 99, PDTracker will auto-detect for you!
&365:1
&10B:2
&001/&002/&510/&701/&710/&CC5:99
&CB6:99
&00B:9
&???:0
# Player number:Name mappings
Tr1:Coco
Tr2:DSym
Tr3:QTM
Tr4:Tracker
Tr5:DTT
Tr6:CDTT
Tr7:Xen8
Tr8:Xen16
Tr9:MTRX
Tr10:S3M
Tr20:CD
# Long names for track info window
Tt1:Coconizer
Tt2:Digital Symphony
Tt3:Queue The Music
Tt4:Tracker
Tt5:Desktop Tracker
Tt6:Compressed DTT
Tt7:Xenakis 8-bit
Tt8:Xenakis 16-bit
Tt9:matrixTRK
Tt10:Scream Tracker
Tt20:Audio CD
# Error messages
Lib1:To save, drag the file icon to a directory viewer.
Lib2:Not enough memory to claim heap block.
E1:File not found.
E2:Setup file is empty, so can't use the %0 function.
E3:To build a program, make a setup file containing the filenames of the tracks you want to play.
E4:The player module for %0 tracks is not loaded, either because it can’t be found in the RMStore directory, or due to lack of memory, so you can’t load the track ‘%1’ in.
E5:There isn’t enough memory to claim a fixed RMA block, so I haven’t done.
E6:The track is too big to load.
E7:To save, drag the file icon to a directory viewer.
E8:Cannot load the player module ‘%0’.
E9:Dynamic area memory management is only available on the Risc PC. Normal memory management will now be used.
E10:Please enter a (partial) search string first.
E11:Please choose a track from the list first.
E12:!PDTracker.Choices file corrupted. Please wipe it then reload PDTracker.
E13:Not enough memory to load Setup.
E14:PDTracker can’t play Compressed Desktop Trackers.
E15:Please insert CD “%0”.
E16:Can’t scan ‘%0’, since it doesn’t exist.
E17:Setup file ‘%0’ not found.
E18:No CD-ROM drive detected.
E19:An empty Setup file isn’t much use is it.
E20:Xenakis modules can’t be played yet.
E21:Not enough memory to display track list.
NoTune:No track currently loaded
CocoSong:PDTracker doesn’t support Coconizer song files. You must convert them to Track files using Coconizer’s !Player.
Cant:You can’t do that with %0 files.
Utit:Untitled
Ukn:Unknown
CDT:CD-ROM track %0
Srch:search track list
Cont:continue
Shuf:shuffle
Skip:skip to
Trkl:track list
# Menu items, defined using cool new method. Idea from StrongED.
# ...but this version of the syntax is more advanced, as you can specify item flags!
#Flags Item text Interactive help text
MIconBar:PDTracker
# Info \Rget information about this version of `P.
# Choices... `Copen the Choices window.
# Windows \Rchoose a window to open.
# Utilities \Rchoose a utility to load.
#128 Quit `CQuit `P.|M\Rchoose which bits to Quit.
# Randomize `Creset the random seed used by the SHUFFLE function.
# Help `Cview `P’s help file, using StrongHelp 2.02 or later.
MQuit:Quit
# Task+Mods `CQuit the `P task and all associated player modules.
# Task only `CQuit the `P task only, leaving player modules loaded.
#128 Mods only `CQuit the player modules, but leave the `P task loaded.
MMain:PDTracker
# Track \Rget info on and control `c.
# Mode \Rchange the playing mode.
# Setup \Rsave the setup file, scan a disc or CD-ROM, or sort the setup file.
# Windows \Rchoose a window to open.
#128 Utilities \Rchoose a utility to load.
MTrack:Track
# Info ^F1 \Rget info on `c.
# Play/pause ^P `Cplay or (un)pause `c.
# Stop ^S `Cstop `c.
# Fade out ^U `Cfade out `c.
# Goto ^G \Renter a track to goto.
# Next ^N \Renter a track to goto after `c has finished.
#2 Jump to ^J \Renter a sequence/time to jump to in `c.
# Skip back ^B `Cskip back to the beginning of the track.
#128 Skip forward ^F `Cskip forward to the next track.
MNext:Next
MGoto:Goto
MJump:Jump to
MMode:Mode
# Continue F5 `Center continuous play mode.
#2 Shuffle F6 `Center shuffle play mode.
# Repeat F8 `Ccycle through the repeat options.
# Scan F9 `Ctoggle intro scan.
#128 Time ^T `Cchange the time display for CD audio tracks.
MSetup:Setup
# Save F3 \Rsave the setup file.
# Scan disc \Rto choose a disc to scan, making a setup file.
# Scan CD-ROM ^R `Cscan CD-ROM drive 0, making a setup file.
#128 Sort ^O `Csort the setup file into alphabetical order.
# External edit `Csend the setup file to an external editor.
MScan:Scan disc
MWins:Windows
# Effects... ^E `Copen the Effects control window.
# Stereo/channels... ^C `Copen the Stereo/channels control window.
# Samples... ^A `Copen the Samples information and playback window.
#128 Track list... ^L `Copen the Track list window.
MUtils:Utilities
# CD manager ^D `Cload the CD manager, for entering and editing track names.
# Mini bar ^I `Cload the mini bar, a small remote control window.
#128 VU bars ^V `Cload the VU bars display.
MTList:Track %0
# Load `Cload the track.
# Next `Cput the track in the next field.
#2 Open parent `Copen the track’s parent directory.
# Search F4 `Copen the search window.
#128 Sort ^O `Csort the setup file into alphabetical order.
# Turn on `Cturn on the track.
#2 Turn off `Cturn off the track.
# Length for block for menus (default 1844 should be correct)
# If you should get the error "Not enough memory reserved for Menus!", then increase the number below:
MW01:`Cstart playing tracks, or to resume a paused track.
MW02:`Cpause `c.|MClick on the PLAY button to restart the track.
MW03:`Cstop the `c, and to reset `P.
MW04:`Cmove back by 1 sequence in the `c.
MW05:`Cmove forward by 1 sequence in the `c.|MIf you reach the end of the track, the next one will load, or `c will restart if REPEAT is selected.
MW06:`Cmove back to the start of the track, or if at the start of the track and in continue mode, move back to the previous track.
MW07:`Cskip to the next track.
MW08:`Cput `P into CONTINUE mode.|MClick on the PLAY button to start playing.
MW09:`Cput `P into SHUFFLE mode.|MClick on the PLAY button to start playing.
MW10:This button reminds you that to make a program you simply create a Setup file containing the filenames of the tracks you want to play.|MI do have plans to revive the old program mode, which I will do when I eventually get round to it!
MW11/MW12/MW13/MW14/MW15
MW16/MW17/MW18/MW19/MW20
MW22/MW24:You can enter the number of a track with the number buttons, and press OK to skip to it.|MClick on Clear if you enter a number incorrectly.
MW21:`Wand `c reaches sequence 2, `P will fade then skip to the next track.|MThis function can be used in any mode.
MW23:This will be used in program mode..
MW26:This will allow the time display to be altered for audio CDs..
MW25:`Cstart fading the track out, or back in again if it’s already fading out.
MW27:`Ctoggle repeat on/off.|MThe red REPEAT indicator will light up in the top display if repeat is on.|MIf repeat is on, once the end of `c is reached, it will start again.
MW60:Drag the slider to alter the balance.|MThis isn’t perfect yet but the bar does have a gorgeous centre-snap feature!
MW62:Drag the slider to alter the playback volume.
MW??:`T`P Control & Information window.|MIt shows information on `c and also what mode `P is in.
# track info
TI??:`T`P track info window.|MIt shows information on `c.
# effects & ‘E’ commands
FX??:Turn the commands/effects on/off using the option icons.|MCurrently this only affects QTM tracks.
# stereo
SWX1:Click here to toggle sound channel %0.
SW02:`C`d the current sound channel by 1.
SW03:`Tcurrent sound channel.
SW04:`C`i the current sound channel by 1.
SW07:`C`d the current stereo position for the current sound channel by 1.
SW08:`Tcurrent stereo position for the current sound channel.
SW09:`C`i the current stereo position for the current sound channel by 1.
SW12/SW13/SW14/SW15/SW16/SW17/SW18:Click on one of these 7 positions to set the stereo position to one of the 7 hardware supported values, from left to right.
SW19:`Censure the sound HARDWARE matches the values set above.
SW??:`T`P Stereo window.|MUse it to alter the stereo positions for all 8 channels.|MUse it also to turn the channels on/off.
# samples
KW01:`Tsample name.
KW04:`Tsample number for which the information is displayed.
KW08:`Tlength of the sample.|MThe maximum value is 65536 (64k).
KW09:`Tvolume of the sample.|MThe maximum value is 255 (&FF).
KW11/KW12/KW13/KW14/KW15/KW16/KW17/KW18/KW19/KW20/KW21/KW22:`Cplay a note on channel 1 using the selected sample.
KW26:`Toctave in which notes will be played.
KW28/KW29/KW30/KW31:Use this area as a save box.|MThe selected sample will be saved in Tracker unheadered format (raw Arc logarithmic).
KW??:`T`P Samples window.|MIt shows information on samples, and allows you to try out a sample by playing a note.
# save setup
SB??:`T`P Save setup box.|MDrag the icon to a directory viewer to save the current setup file.
# choices
CH03:`Cuse these choices, and save them as the defaults.
CH04:`Crevert to the last choices settings.
CH05:`Cuse these choices, without saving them as the defaults.
CH??/CP??:`T`P choices window.|MIt allows you to customise certain aspects of `P to your liking.
# track list search
SL02:`Wthe search will be case sensitive, otherwise case will be ignored.
SL??:`T`Ptrack list search window. Fill in a (partial) search string, then click on Search or press Return.|MAll matches will be marked in the track list window.
# track list
TL??:Highlight a track from this scrollable list and:|M \Sload it.|M \Aput it’s number into the display as if you’d typed it in.|M Click MENU to open a menu of options.
# track error
TE??:There was an error loading the track.|MChoose one of Stop, Skip or Retry.
