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Oh what a great feature finally I found the feature I've been looking for! Thank you! Now I only need to find the right music...

One question - a bit off topic @wizzo - what is the wallpaper you used in your screenshot? It's driving me nuts. I searched everywhere and couldn't find it lol

Hi. I have set the menuvolume to 1 and it is still too loud in the menu.

TokyoRebirth wrote: ↑Mon Feb 13, 2023 3:13 pm

One question - a bit off topic @wizzo - what is the wallpaper you used in your screenshot? It's driving me nuts. I searched everywhere and couldn't find it lol

I found it!

neogeo81 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 24, 2023 3:59 pm

Hi. I have set the menuvolume to 1 and it is still too loud in the menu.

In this case I would suggest using a tool to lower the volume of the audio file itself, this is how I do it anyway rather than using the volume adjustment. I recommend ffmpeg with the loudnorm filter

It keeps playing when I load the cores. I just want to auto-start a menu song, and stop when I go into the core. Here's my config:

[bgm]
playback = loop
playlist = none
startup = yes
playincore = no
corebootdelay = 0
debug = no
menuvolume = 5
defaultvolume = 7

I recently tried the auto volume change feature of the MiSTer BGM script and it works some of the time, but quite often causes music playback to stop completely. Without the auto volume change the music always stops and starts perfectly as expected (stop when launching a core, start when returning to menu).

With the auto volume adjust setting active though, quite often the playback remains stopped even after returning to main menu.

Whenever this happens, I can see this process visible in the output of ps:

sh -c echo "volume 5" > /dev/MiSTer_cmd

If I manually kill this process, the music starts playing again.

Reading one of the old commits in the repo, it sounds very similar to this, although not sure whether it’s related:

https://github.com/wizzomafizzo/MiSTer_ ... 30589df0ac

I have 2 MiSTers, that are identical apart from the brand of sd card they use, and this issue happens on both of them when trying to use the auto volume adjust feature. Not sure whether it’s a bug or something unique about my setup. I’ve used the bgm.sh script for months and never had any issues, it’s only when enabling this feature that this happens. Does anyone else see this happen when they’ve set the custom volume levels via bgm.sh?

This is intense...
Started a huge playlist... who need games

Kind regards

HI

how do i have to set the playlist that all in my local music folder strored trax will be playback ?
Here is the old playlist out of the folder stock. No there are 51 Songs and only the named in the
playlist will be plaback.

[playlist]
File1=/media/fat/music/Local_Audio/NES_Classic_Edition_Menu_Music.mp3
Title1=NES_Classic_Edition_Menu_Music
Length1=105
File2=/media/fat/music/Local_Audio/SNES_Classic_Edition-Menu_Song.mp3
Title2=SNES_Classic_Edition-Menu_Song
Length2=116
File3=/media/fat/music/Local_Audio/Sega_Genesis_Mini-Menu_Music.mp3
Title3=Sega_Genesis_Mini-Menu_Music
Length3=244
File4=/media/fat/music/Local_Audio/TurboGrafx_Mini_Menu_BGM_10_minutes.mp3
Title4=TurboGrafx_Mini_Menu_BGM_10_minutes
Length4=602
File5=/media/fat/music/Local_Audio/PC_Engine_Mini_Menu_BGM_10_minutes.mp3
Title5=PC_Engine_Mini_Menu_BGM_10_minutes
Length5=602
File6=/media/fat/music/Local_Audio/Wii_Shop_Channel_Main_Theme_HQ.mp3
Title6=Wii_Shop_Channel_Main_Theme_HQ
Length6=128
NumberOfEntries=6
Version=2

Thanx

Solved....

I removed that pls.file. Just create folders with music.
Run script. Select folder and Go...

Is there a way to have background music playing only when a specific Mister ini file is active?

I want to have no BGM when i boot in to my main mister ini. But only when i change to one of my alternative ini files BGM plays.
Is this possible in some way?

It is possible with wallpapers. You can have a separate wallpaper folder for each alternative ini.

iso70x wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2023 10:58 pm

I recently tried the auto volume change feature of the MiSTer BGM script and it works some of the time, but quite often causes music playback to stop completely. Without the auto volume change the music always stops and starts perfectly as expected (stop when launching a core, start when returning to menu).

With the auto volume adjust setting active though, quite often the playback remains stopped even after returning to main menu.

Whenever this happens, I can see this process visible in the output of ps:

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sh -c echo "volume 5" > /dev/MiSTer_cmd

If I manually kill this process, the music starts playing again.

Reading one of the old commits in the repo, it sounds very similar to this, although not sure whether it’s related:

https://github.com/wizzomafizzo/MiSTer_ ... 30589df0ac

I have 2 MiSTers, that are identical apart from the brand of sd card they use, and this issue happens on both of them when trying to use the auto volume adjust feature. Not sure whether it’s a bug or something unique about my setup. I’ve used the bgm.sh script for months and never had any issues, it’s only when enabling this feature that this happens. Does anyone else see this happen when they’ve set the custom volume levels via bgm.sh?

This happens to me often enough that I just did a search, and ended up here. I disabled the setting and its working again much better. But LOUD - forgot how jarring the volume changes can be...

Yopachi wrote: ↑Tue Jan 03, 2023 8:36 am

If anyone else is editing their mp3s in Audacity, I used the dropdown for "Effects" then "Amplify" -13 db
Dropping my tracks about 13 decibels seemed to match the other cores for me. I'm getting used to the music starting with wifi. It's a nice audio que that I can start transferring files

Thanks for the tip, going to try this!