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BGM MALFUNCTION
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AxelsDawn
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CloseI've been working on RPG Maker 2003, and I went to edit the BGM on some of my maps. The problem then occured that none of the BGM would play. I imported some new BGMs that were in MP3 format, but anything imported as a MIDI doesn't work. Could someone either tell me how to fix this bug, or direct me to a program that will convert the MIDI files into files that are usable in RPG2003? Thank you all so much
-Axel
-Axel
alcmaeon
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Ugh you can restart your computer or you might've muted your comp.
But you can always redownload rpm2k3.
These are just suggestions o . o
But you can always redownload rpm2k3.
These are just suggestions o . o
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Ugh you can restart your computer or you might've muted your comp.
But you can always redownload rpm2k3.
These are just suggestions o . o
Ahh, I haven't muted my computer, since I can still hear the other, non-MIDI sounds. And this problen has occured on two different computers, and after restarting, too. Thanks for the try, though.
-Axel
Aten
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People are still struggling with this? It has been 10 years since rpgmaker was out... Anyway, I bet anything that you used windows media player to play some midi, paused if for some reason, then quit wmp later. Pausing midi in wm brings the synthesizer volume to 0 and that is where your problem is. Guaranteed.
alcmaeon
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post=120249
People are still struggling with this? It has been 10 years since rpgmaker was out... Anyway, I bet anything that you used windows media player to play some midi, paused if for some reason, then quit wmp later. Pausing midi in wm brings the synthesizer volume to 0 and that is where your problem is. Guaranteed.
lol rpg maker should really tune it up a bit with the glitches and problems.
post=120254Or maybe you should quit using pirated programs from a decade ago.post=120249lol rpg maker should really tune it up a bit with the glitches and problems.
People are still struggling with this? It has been 10 years since rpgmaker was out... Anyway, I bet anything that you used windows media player to play some midi, paused if for some reason, then quit wmp later. Pausing midi in wm brings the synthesizer volume to 0 and that is where your problem is. Guaranteed.
Radnen
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post=120254
lol rpg maker should really tune it up a bit with the glitches and problems.
It's not RM's fault. Blame it on Windows MIDI synth, rather, blame it on Windows Media Player.
cilence
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It's only wmp's fault, not one other program I know does screw down this midi port's volume. Use Winamp or another player for playing midis, or you'll have that problem everytime you wanna test midi files.
alcmaeon
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post=120257post=120254It's not RM's fault. Blame it on Windows MIDI synth, rather, blame it on Windows Media Player.
lol rpg maker should really tune it up a bit with the glitches and problems.
ahh your right but the tune up's just a opinion c:
post=120249
People are still struggling with this? It has been 10 years since rpgmaker was out... Anyway, I bet anything that you used windows media player to play some midi, paused if for some reason, then quit wmp later. Pausing midi in wm brings the synthesizer volume to 0 and that is where your problem is. Guaranteed.
So you suggest that I simply go through all the bgm and let them all just play through? Or is there a faster way to do this?
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