Background Music [Continued from Help/Support]
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@ExarKunIv As I said, it was in the code already. Yet the music does not stop.
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ahhh
it is possible that the emulator is not called vice when it starts. or it is one of the odd ones that will not stop. i have come across that with prince of persia.
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@ExarKunIv I thought of that. Added all the different instances of vice (lr-vice64, etc) still no luck :(
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yea i think you have hit one that will not stop the music.
well the other way that @synack posted works. just not has fancy
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Hi I'm hoping someone knows how to fix this:
I installed background music on retropie 4.2 pi3 per drew talks youtube video:
It works perfect and the music shuts down for every emulator when a game starts, except i just installed DraStic, and for some reason the music won't stop for any of the games using this emulator.
Does anyone have a fix for this?
Thanks,
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@tmak
You need to edit themusic.pyscript and add the DraStic emulator's process name to the list.I haven't tested this but I think this is what you need to do. Just add "drastic" to this list:
#TODO: Fill in all of the current RetroPie Emulator process names in this list. emulatornames = ["drastic","retroarch","ags"............]BTW, do you know what the name is of the "royalty free" techno song that he used in his video?
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@Brigane
Over lunch I played this song in my car...man it has some crazy bass! My wife was kind of embarrassed riding around with me blasting this song when we went to lunch together ;-) -
@ExarKunIv
Just a note...make sure it is in all lowercase like "drastic"...also I'm not 100% sure that's what the process name is for DraStic. Whatever the actually process name is, that is what needs to be put in the script in the "emulatornames =" line. -
@backstander lol, I think I would've driven around by myself to get the attention instead :D
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yep i know,
i have it both ways, for sh#t and gigglesand i checked the runcommand.log
the it comes up with nds and then drastic right after.some games the music.py script does not see. so far i know of three
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Hey, thanks for the tip. I did exactly what you said added "drastic" As the very last name In the emulator name list in music.py and it works! :)
I used
Sudo mc to locate the file then
nano to edit it.So far I have tried new super Mario world and surfs up, and the music shuts down.
Now I won't be keeping my gf up at 4am with that antikdote track hahaha.
My next issue, is for some reason the file doesn't save in New super Mario world. I gotta search through the forums for that.
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Hey, it worked for me. I'm using the latest Retro pie script. And latest version of drastic. Try that maybe.
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@ExarKunIv
Maybe try added "drastic" as the very last emulator on the list like @tmak did? -
i know that im running 4.2.1 now, and i have "drastic" as the last one...but i don't think i updated the emulator. ill give that a shot
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ok weird it is now working. all i did was move "drastic" to be the first game in the list -
@dragon3gabriel Hey man. There is alot to read with over 200 posts on this particular subject, but I was wondering if you found out how to get the BGM script to mute the sound when using the PPSSPP emulator? I did. In the script under emulators just put in "PPSSPPSDL" and reboot.
The emulators execution is that name and causes the script to acknowledge and mute accordingly.Thanks,
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So I am just seeing all this for the first time. I am putting together an NES classic styled project, that uses this script to play menu music, but I was wondering if there is a way to (from a menu or something) select the music playing as a choice. Some people might not want to have it. I am planning on giving these away at functions and meetings and stuff for people to enjoy, and trying to tweak the thing to make it as idiot-proof as possible. I would like to remove any configuration menus and such but also somehow give the user a way to toggle to menu music off if they choose.
Any ideas?
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re: Background Music [Continued from Help/Support] coolcv
hello! the background music does not turn off when going into coolcv for colecovision games. i have read that sometimes emulators need to be added to the emulator list for this to work. can you give some guidance on finding this 'list'?? thanks!!
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@vinnyl69
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/68239
You would need to edit yourmusic.pyscript and addcoolcv_pi(or whatever the emulator's process name is) to the "emulatornames" list:#TODO: Fill in all of the current RetroPie Emulator process names in this list. emulatornames = ["retroarch","ags", ........ ,"coolcv_pi"]I've had better results added them to the end of the list.
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