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Name Portable Sound Format
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Identifiers PUID:  fmt/959
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Classification Audio
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Description The Portable Sound Format (PSF) is a sequencer sound file format for video game music, created by Neill Corlett. PSF files contain audio data and a sequence player. A file with the .psf or .psf1 extensions will usually be self-contained files holding both the audio library data and sequencing data. A .minipsf or .minipsf1 will hold just sequencing data, while a .psflib or .psf1lib will contain the audio library data so these must reside in the same directory where used.
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Source Digital Preservation Department / The National Archives
Source date 14 Sep 2016
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Last updated 14 Sep 2016
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