Short:        A cool player for MODs and MEDs
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

EdPlayer v2.1:  9/20/92

    Ah, yes, time to fix the bugs.

* New display mode for EdSynth:  HIRES/INTERLACE!  The EdSynth popup
  button now cycles through No EdSynth, Old EdSynth, and New EdSynth.
* asl.library now supported.  See docs for FREQ command.
* NOTE SKIPPING BUG -- DIE DIE DIE DIE!!!!!!!!!
  With 2.0, I thought that I had killed this note-skipping bug.  But it
  seems that every system is different:  What is fixed on my A3000 might
  still be broken on yours.  SO, I made a new command, "DMAWait <value>",
  that lets you adjust it yourself, for best results!!  A new query,
  "ADMA", reads the current value of DMAWait.  See the DOCs or startup file
  for info on how to use this new command.
* ProTracker tempo commands fixed.  A patch in the PT replay code, designed
  to make EdPlayer compatible with old NT mods, actually broke compatability
  with newer PT mods.  A small modification to the patch should fix it
  for both the old and the new.
* EdPlayer interrupt priority lowered to "software interrupt".  This means
  that more time-critical interrupts like modem activity will be able
  to interrupt EdPlayer.  Modem operations should return to normal.
* Now takes less CHIP memory.  The EdSynth code used to take about 50k
  more CHIP mem than it needed to.  EdPlayer was streamlined so much
  in this area that it actually got smaller this version (actually, I
  think EdP 2.0 might have had a smaller executable than EdP 1.1, but
  that was only because I started compressing the executable in 2.0).
* New ARexx queries, AVERsion, AERRor and APLAying.  See docs.
* New companion program created, "EdPlayerJr".  EdPlayer Junior is
  just EdPlayer without the mouse interface (main panel/EdSynth).
  Even after opening the iconified window, it only takes about 40 bytes
  (yes, BYTES!!) of CHIP mem.  It can be controlled through telled/
  cteled/ARexx, the same as the "big" version of EdPlayer in every
  respect except the MENU command.  This small-size, low-mem player
  is perfect for playing back songs or programs created earlier with the
  main EdPlayer under low mem conditions, or for putting ARexx-controlled
  music in presentations (that don't need the main panel), etc.
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