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Death Road to CanadaGetting sound but no music(6 posts)(6 posts)
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Posted September 07, 2016
I'm running the game on Fedora 24. Just played my first game and had a blast, but I can't seem to be able to hear the music, just the sounds. The music works if I play the windows version through wine, but then I don't get controller support.

This game is hilarious. I can't wait to play this with some friends :D
Post edited September 07, 2016 by juanfgs
Posted September 07, 2016
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juanfgs: I'm running the game on Fedora 24. Just played my first game and had a blast, but I can't seem to be able to hear the music, just the sounds. The music works if I play the windows version through wine, but then I don't get controller support.

This game is hilarious. I can't wait to play this with some friends :D
Hi,

Please make sure you have the following packages (or their equivalent in Fedora :) )

libsdl2-2.0-0 libsdl2-mixer-2.0-0

These should be the 64-bit versions.

We will be adding this to the game card :)
Posted September 07, 2016
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juanfgs: I'm running the game on Fedora 24. Just played my first game and had a blast, but I can't seem to be able to hear the music, just the sounds. The music works if I play the windows version through wine, but then I don't get controller support.

This game is hilarious. I can't wait to play this with some friends :D
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JudasIscariot: Hi,

Please make sure you have the following packages (or their equivalent in Fedora :) )

libsdl2-2.0-0 libsdl2-mixer-2.0-0

These should be the 64-bit versions.

We will be adding this to the game card :)
Hello I already had SDL2-mixer installed. But your answer pointed me to the correct direction. I noticed the music is packed in mp3. Fedora doesn't ship SDL2-Mixer compiled with Mp3 support. So I installed libmad-devel and compiled SDL2-mixer with the following parameters:

./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-music-ogg --enable-music-libmikmod \
--enable-music-mp3-mad-gpl --disable-music-native-midi --enable-music-timidity-midi

After that ingame music worked perfectly. However this is a complicated way to solve it for most users, it would be easier if you guys could pack your music in .ogg which is probably supported by default by all distros

Thanks!
Posted September 07, 2016
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JudasIscariot: Hi,

Please make sure you have the following packages (or their equivalent in Fedora :) )

libsdl2-2.0-0 libsdl2-mixer-2.0-0

These should be the 64-bit versions.

We will be adding this to the game card :)
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juanfgs: Hello I already had SDL2-mixer installed. But your answer pointed me to the correct direction. I noticed the music is packed in mp3. Fedora doesn't ship SDL2-Mixer compiled with Mp3 support. So I installed libmad-devel and compiled SDL2-mixer with the following parameters:

./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-music-ogg --enable-music-libmikmod \
--enable-music-mp3-mad-gpl --disable-music-native-midi --enable-music-timidity-midi

After that ingame music worked perfectly. However this is a complicated way to solve it for most users, it would be easier if you guys could pack your music in .ogg which is probably supported by default by all distros

Thanks!
You may want to send the developers an email about it then because I don't think just changing the music files to .ogg will do, it may be something tied into the game itself :)
Posted September 08, 2016
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juanfgs: Hello I already had SDL2-mixer installed. But your answer pointed me to the correct direction. I noticed the music is packed in mp3. Fedora doesn't ship SDL2-Mixer compiled with Mp3 support. So I installed libmad-devel and compiled SDL2-mixer with the following parameters:

./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-music-ogg --enable-music-libmikmod \
--enable-music-mp3-mad-gpl --disable-music-native-midi --enable-music-timidity-midi

After that ingame music worked perfectly. However this is a complicated way to solve it for most users, it would be easier if you guys could pack your music in .ogg which is probably supported by default by all distros

Thanks!
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JudasIscariot: You may want to send the developers an email about it then because I don't think just changing the music files to .ogg will do, it may be something tied into the game itself :)
oh! I thought you were part of the development team. Sure thing they probably will have to change the game code a little bit load the different file formats but I think it could be beneficial. Will try to contact them about this.
Post edited September 08, 2016 by juanfgs
Posted September 09, 2016
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JudasIscariot: You may want to send the developers an email about it then because I don't think just changing the music files to .ogg will do, it may be something tied into the game itself :)
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juanfgs: oh! I thought you were part of the development team. Sure thing they probably will have to change the game code a little bit load the different file formats but I think it could be beneficial. Will try to contact them about this.
Hi, developer here. :) Yes I have been thinking about switching to OGG, this might just be the straw that broke the mpeg's back.
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