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Subject: Re: [AMOS] Medplayer causing samples to loop
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On Wed, 12 Apr 1995, Andy Church wrote:
>   This is a known bug - AMOS uses medplayer.library, which allocates the
> audio channels, and has the side effect of disabling AMOS's sound channel
> interrupt.  So, when you try to play a sample later, AMOS has no way of
> knowing when the sound ends, and just loops it over and over.
A good way to get around this problem is to use MODs (NOISEtracker, whatever)
instead. True, they don't have all the little options MEDs have, but you get
music without looping (or, in my case the system crashes) when using samples.

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