.RTM File Extension

LabVIEW Run-Time Menu File

Developer National Instruments
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3.9  |  23 Votes
 

What is an RTM file?

File created by LabVIEW, a scientific measurement program used to interact with hardware devices; contains a menu that includes application items and custom user items; used to display virtual instrument (.VI) functions and operations.

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RTM files must be referenced by a virtual instrument (VI) in order for the run-time menu to function correctly. Custom menus only appear while the VI is running.

RTM files may be created using LabVIEW by selecting Edit → Run-Time Menu within the Menu Editor.

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Programs that open or reference RTM files

Real Tracker Module

Developer Carlos Hasan
Popularity
3.8  |  16 Votes
 

An RTM file may also be an audio module format used by Real Tracker, a discontinued DOS-based music-tracking program. It contains multiple tracks, patterns, and instrument sample data a user arranged with Real Tracker to create a composition.

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Carlos Hasan released Real Tracker in the mid-1990s as a DOS-based audio tracker for composing and playing module music. While it was not as widely known as other trackers like FastTracker or Scream Tracker, musicians in the demoscene still used it to compose electronic music on older PC hardware.

Since Real Tracker was designed for MS-DOS, it has become largely obsolete, and most users have moved on to modern digital audio workstations (DAWs) or more advanced trackers, such as OpenMPT and Renoise. However, some retro computing enthusiasts and chiptune artists still use the software.

How to open an RTM file

You can open RTM files with Real Tracker in Windows. However, the software is no longer developed.

Programs that open RTM files

Windows
Real Tracker  —  Discontinued
Free

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