How Can I Play My Own Custom Music In Rock Raiders

[fun]

i really want to play custom music in the game instead of the games original 12 soundtracks so is there any way i could do that any help would be appreciated

Okay i know i have done everything right but it just wont work on my audio city see these are 25 different ones i modded the CFG so that it can play 25 instead of 3 i made sure to copy the first and last on one more time and renamed them appropriately but it dos not work :sigh:

[joellucas]

There is somthing about that somewhere.

[McJobless]

Firstly, lets translate that.

I really want to play custom music in the game, instead of the listening to the original 12 songs present in the game. Does anyone know how I could achieve this? Any help is appreciated.

EDIT: Okay, I'm sure I did everything right, but it %just wont work on my audio city% <-[sEE BELOW]

These are the 25 songs I would like to play in the game. I modded the CFG so that it can play 25 instead of 3. I also made sure to make copies of the first and last songs and renamed them appropriately, but it still does not work. :sigh:

Firstly, the word is "Audacity". Moreover, what do you mean it won't work in Audacity?

Also, did you burn these songs to a disc? The game apparently only plays music on the disc, so presumably that's where your music must be as well for this method to work.

[fun]

Firstly, lets translate that.

I really want to play custom music in the game, instead of the listening to the original 12 songs present in the game. Does anyone know how I could achieve this? Any help is appreciated.

EDIT: Okay, I'm sure I did everything right, but it %just wont work on my audio city% <-[sEE BELOW]

These are the 25 songs I would like to play in the game. I modded the CFG so that it can play 25 instead of 3. I also made sure to make copies of the first and last songs and renamed them appropriately, but it still does not work. :sigh:

Firstly, the word is "Audacity". Moreover, what do you mean it won't work in Audacity?

Also, did you burn these songs to a disc? The game apparently only plays music on the disc, so presumably that's where your music must be as well for this method to work.

Yes i made sure to burn em but it still dose not work.

[Cirevam]

You say you burned your music to an audio CD and you say you edited your CFG to play all of these tracks. Have you tried putting a store-bought audio CD into your computer while playing? If that doesn't play then something else is wrong.

[McJobless]

You say you burned your music to an audio CD and you say you edited your CFG to play all of these tracks. Have you tried putting a store-bought audio CD into your computer while playing? If that doesn't play then something else is wrong.

Methinks that if the store-bought one plays, you burned your disc as a Data Disc, not an Audio Disc, which you'll need some form of burning tools to do correctly (as is my assumption of Windows poor CD skills).

[fun]

You say you burned your music to an audio CD and you say you edited your CFG to play all of these tracks. Have you tried putting a store-bought audio CD into your computer while playing? If that doesn't play then something else is wrong.

Well there is allot of blank plan disc,s in my papa,s office i well try one of those again. and see if it works.

[le717]

You say you burned your music to an audio CD and you say you edited your CFG to play all of these tracks. Have you tried putting a store-bought audio CD into your computer while playing? If that doesn't play then something else is wrong.

Methinks that if the store-bought one plays, you burned your disc as a Data Disc, not an Audio Disc, which you'll need some form of burning tools to do correctly (as is my assumption of Windows poor CD skills).

You don't need any special tools to burn Audio CDs in Windows. WMP burns them just fine. It's only when you select files in Windows Explorer and choose the "Send To: Disc drive X" command that it burns them as data. If the files have to be a certain name though, you'll have to have special software. WMP adds new names to the files, and there is no way that I know of the change them.

[fun]

You say you burned your music to an audio CD and you say you edited your CFG to play all of these tracks. Have you tried putting a store-bought audio CD into your computer while playing? If that doesn't play then something else is wrong.

Methinks that if the store-bought one plays, you burned your disc as a Data Disc, not an Audio Disc, which you'll need some form of burning tools to do correctly (as is my assumption of Windows poor CD skills).

That must have been the problem i did it as a audio CD and it works great yay but now i have 2 more problems the music is way to loud and SFX options controls the music volume instead of the music volume option what the heck is up with that.