Do not use the Windows 95 Sound recorder!!!!!


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Posted by Magi on January 15, 1998 at 12:12:59:

In Reply to: JK sounds posted by Rage on January 14, 1998 at 17:33:06:

Well, I finally figured out what my problem was with my sounds. It turns out that it was the sound recorder that came with windows was the problem. I had tried everything I could think of to play a sound on my level and I could not get it to work (and wasted countless hours). Last night, I loaded that new level DCJRumble, extracted the wav file and it played in my level just fine. I then tried my sound blaster recording software and recorded a sound -- it worked just fine. I was pissed! The only thing I had done differently was use a different software package to record the sound. I hate MicroSoft products.

Ok, now that I've got that off my chest, use 22,050 mhz, CMP? mono or stereo (mono take less disk space). Just put the wav file in the same directory as the jed file and JED will gob it in just fine. If your trying to make a sector sound, just select the sector in JED, double click on the sound property and select the sound in your project directory. Jed will even play the sound when you select it :) Don't forget to set the sound volume property. If you are not going to use it as a sector sound (ie: a chime or something), I would do this anyway as a simple test to make sure JK can play your sound. If it works, it should work for all the sound commands.


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