no sound on Monkey Island
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no sound on Monkey Island
Hi,
i've just install ScummVM, to try to play with Secret of Monkey Island.
I've allready try to do it with the CD, but i don't have anysound, and here it's the same problem. The game start, but i don't have sounds (also with VDMSound).
I've tryed Day of the Tentacle and i've sounds (sfx and music). snif
well is there someone, or a post here that speak about those problem.
I know there are i think 2 different PC version of this game (the Disk version and the CD re-edition)
thanks for your forcoming help
i've just install ScummVM, to try to play with Secret of Monkey Island.
I've allready try to do it with the CD, but i don't have anysound, and here it's the same problem. The game start, but i don't have sounds (also with VDMSound).
I've tryed Day of the Tentacle and i've sounds (sfx and music). snif
well is there someone, or a post here that speak about those problem.
I know there are i think 2 different PC version of this game (the Disk version and the CD re-edition)
thanks for your forcoming help
Re: no sound on Monkey Island
If you have the CD version, you need to extract the music off the disc. I used iTunes to extract them to mp3's.cyborgjeff wrote:I've allready try to do it with the CD, but i don't have anysound, and here it's the same problem.
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If you mean the Dial-A-Pirate wheel, ScummVM should bypass the copy protection screen for you. It's necessary, really, since the game was sometimes sold as part of a collection that didn't include the wheel. (In this case, even the original interpreter bypassed the protection.)cyborgjeff wrote:so i need to find back the "circle of pirates" and use the original disk version..
I see this is an old topic but I need some help here =)
I dont have any music in my version of monkey island 1 running on ScummVm. I do hear sounds of opening doors, the map sellers screaming parrot, the mansion's Piraya dogs etc. But i have no music.
I use Vista if thats for any help
Everything works perfectly on Le Chuck's Revenge
I have I Tunes, and managed to get 24 midi songs from the cd to there. But what then ? Isn't it more than 24 anyway ?
Thanks for all help ! Merry Christmas
I dont have any music in my version of monkey island 1 running on ScummVm. I do hear sounds of opening doors, the map sellers screaming parrot, the mansion's Piraya dogs etc. But i have no music.
I use Vista if thats for any help
Everything works perfectly on Le Chuck's Revenge
I have I Tunes, and managed to get 24 midi songs from the cd to there. But what then ? Isn't it more than 24 anyway ?
Thanks for all help ! Merry Christmas
Ah'm scared. MIDI songs? I surely hope you mean the CD-tracks. And my version only had 23 of those. Put the MP3s in the same folder as the game data and make sure they're named properly (I just set up my MP3 ripper to rename them automatically -- track1.mp3, track2.mp3, and so on works like a charm). Unless, of course, you have the non-CD version of MI1, in which case you have to make sure the Roland patch is installed before you'll get any music outside of AdLib mode.I have I Tunes, and managed to get 24 midi songs from the cd to there
And everything SHOULD work perfectly in LeChuck's Revenge - it uses MIDI and not CD-audio.
Thanks, but im not so experienced in other pc use than playing Monkey Island xD So how do i automaticly rename them ? And after ripping the 23 ( ) tracks to i tunes or media player it didnt work to copy / glue them to the monkey 1 file =(
And one more thing: Do i change the music path in scumVm after doing this
THANKS for helping
And one more thing: Do i change the music path in scumVm after doing this
THANKS for helping
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Mine has 24. The first 21 are music, and the last three are background sounds.Noelemahc wrote:And my version only had 23 of those.
No, the early games play music only occasionally. I think Monkey Island 2 was the first LucasArts adventure that played music almost non-stop.Kompe wrote:Isn't it more than 24 anyway ?
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You did name the music files track1.mp3, track2.mp3, etc. (assuming you made MP3 files out of them), and they are in the same order as on the CD? Some bug reports have turned out to be because people accidentally named the first music track track2.mp3.Kompe wrote:Ok i got the sound now Thanks a lot
But theres only one thing. It's all mixed upp. The circus theme plays on LeCuck, Monkey Island theme plays in the streets of mèlêé Island etc...
Though I'm not sure that would explain the Monkey Island theme in the streets because, unless I'm mistaken, the distance between those track numbers is greater than one...
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hmm I need the data track too right ?
Never Mind I dont know what i did, but it seem to work like mushroom on a cold easter morning now. Thanks A lot. Christmas after all xD
Never Mind I dont know what i did, but it seem to work like mushroom on a cold easter morning now. Thanks A lot. Christmas after all xD
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It's a mixed mode data/audio CD, track 1 is a data track and contains all of the game's files and the other tracks contain the game's music. You can rip the tracks fine with Windows Media Player, iTunes, Neto, CDEx, EAC etcmercuryrsng wrote:I have the CD versions, but I cannot get any music program to recognize the CD as a music cd. How do I extract the mp3's?