Found 17 records for the .M file extension name
There are 16 other file types using the M file extension:
.m - BRIEF macro module
.m - Common binary file name extension (Maple)
.m - Macro Editor text
.m - Mathematica function, commands file
.m - MatLab function, commands, script file
.m - Mime: text/plain
.m - Mime: text/x-m
.m - Objective-C language source (gcc)
.m - Script file (Miranda IM language)
.m - Vertex data format
.m - Amiga E source module
.m - Cliq Accessories Datebook modification file
.m - Desktop Color Separation specification magenta layer
.m - Limbo interface declaration
.m - Maple common binary file
.m - Origin AdLib music format
file extension M - Winamp3 uncompiled script
File extension M description:
AdLib music format, can by played by Winamp with AdPlug plugin.
Associated applications to file extension M:
Company / developer:
Nullsoft
Winamp with AdPlug plugin
Nullsoft Winamp is a fast, flexible, high-fidelity music and video player for Windows. Winamp supports MP3, CD, WAV and other audio formats, custom appearances called skins, plus audio visualization and audio effect plug-ins. additional features including free-form skins, a new decoder, built-in cross fade, and an advanced Media Library.
AdPlug is a free, cross-platform, hardware independent AdLib sound player library, mainly written in C++ and released under the LGPL. AdPlug plays sound data, originally created for the AdLib (OPL2) and Sound Blaster (Dual OPL2/OPL3) audio boards, directly from its original format on top of an emulator or by using the real hardware. No OPL chip is required for playback.
AdPlug itself is just the backend to many different audio player frontends, which are also being developed here. There are plugins for popular audio players, like Winamp and XMMS, as well as stand-alone players for many different systems available.
Company / developer: Wasabidev
Formerly known as Winamp3, Wasabi.player is a mostly open source equivalent to Nullsoft's Winamp
Wasabidev is a group of developers independent of Nullsoft who are working on improving and extending Wasabi.
This includes updating Wasabi.player to be a (mostly) open-source equivalent to Nullsoft's Winamp. We submit any relevant modifications made to Wasabi back to Nullsoft, for use in Winamp and any future Wasabi-based projects.