.MO3

📌 The .MO3 format class corresponds to an audio module properly saved and opened up in a specific interpretation of the standard, typical .MOD file layout. In contrast with .MOD data schema, .MO3 file assets are encoded, opened up, and packaged with Ogg Vorbis or MP3 audio sequence algorithm. For this particular reason, these appropriate audio modules are distinguished by smaller file sizes and ratios in comparison with the .MOD extension content. While .MO3 audio compositions are pretty rare and untypical, those involved in the music tracker scene area may frequently tackle them. The .MO3 data file arrangement has been initially invented and coded by Un4seen Developments corporate enterprise to enable and permit keen music tracker users to encode and package modules stored in the .MOD shape (and its diverse related variants and interpretations, such as .MTM, .S3M, .XM, and .IT). Traditionally, experienced music tracker users take service of the following predefined encoders to efficiently compress .MOD plugins (or other audio snap-ins) into .MO3 pattern:

• OGGENC, to design Ogg Vorbis-packaged audio assets
• Rarewares LAME, to design MP3-tailored .MO3 file modules.

How to open an .MO3 file?

📌 Any of the .MO3 data plugins can be accurately and immersively opened and operated by a few music trackers and media players, such as XMPlay, Media Player Classic, OpenMPT, Vitamin/CAIG ZXTune, XimpleMOD desktop apps or mobile-oriented Android-based Vitamin/CAIG ZXTune applet.