Software for Amiga

HippoPlayer v2.45 (10.1.2000)

• HippoPlayer is a multiformat module player for the Amiga. It works on any Amiga model, offers lot's of features still doesn't use lot's of memory. From v2.32 on, HiP also supports several sound cards via the AHI device.
• Works on all kickstarts and configurations.

See a snapshot of HiP in action

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Download free key file: lha, zip, unpacked (copy to L: after unarchiving).

PlaySID.library fixed to work on 68060

• This library is needed to play all the tunes from C64. This version of the library doesn't use the movep-command and thus works on 68060. I'm not sure but I think it was fixed by the original authors Ron Birk & Per Sundell.
• Works on 68020-68060. Many moduleplayers use this library (including HiP).
• Not a HpD product.

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PS3M recorder v2.1 (17.12.1997)

• Creates 8-bit IFF, 16-bit AIFF or 16-bit RIFF WAVE samples out of MOD/FT/XM/S3M/MTM/DB-type music modules.
• Can be used to transfer modules directly onto audio CDs (with proper CD-writing software and hardware).
• Useful for those who have big HDs & low CPU power and want to listen multichannel modules with high quality.
• Requires kick 1.2 or better.

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HippoMeter v1.0 (30.7.1996)

• HippoMeter is a program to watch the CPU load. The special thing is that it is a REAL CPU meter. HippoMeter 'sees' the CPU time used by tasks, and also the CPU time used by interrupts. Might not work well, because it was done in a couple of hours. Works fine on my 68030/28MHz though.
• Requires kick 2.0 or better.

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HippoScreenie v1.0 (?.8.1996)

• HippoScreenie opens a window and shows the first 4 non-WB screens on it as shrinked versions, and updates them every five seconds or so. It uses pen allocation so it needs at least kick 3.0. There are two versions, a small and a big one. This one is also a quickie, there's no user interface at all.
• Requires kick 3.0 or better.

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IPatch v2.10 (28.1.1994)

• IPatch will make files (not executables) compressed with XPK, FImp and Powerpacker look like normal uncompressed ones. It decompresses them in realtime and no program will know what happened.
• Requires kick 1.2 or better.

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Pozzle (?.?.1992)

• A simple puzzle game which I learned in school at the age of 11. It's very addictive and can be played on a plain checkered paper. Some years later when I had an Amiga and learned to program, I decided make a computerized version of the game. Works on kick 1.2 and looks very ugly :-) You probably should use a 8x8 screen font, otherwise the program might mess up the window. Try it anyway, you might like it!
• Requires kick 1.2 or better.

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Tankkk v0.77 (27.12.1996)

• Tankkk is a 2-4 player shoot'em'up. The purpose is to blast the other tanks to pieces.
• Very playable and real fun with friends!
• Requires kick 1.2 or better and OCS chipset or better.

See snapshots of the game

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HpD InRto: Six Mins Under Water (December 1992)

• This is the first (and so far the last) `demo'-production from HpD. It was released at the Analogy party Dec -92 as a participation in the intro compo (placed 3rd (in this compo intro meant one screen of action)). It was coded for A500, but it can be run on other setups too (try booting PAL first).
• Requires kick 1.2 or better and OCS chipset or better.

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