13 replies to this topic

[Octorockoncrack]

ok im using version 2.10 build 1, and my MIDI's will not play in the MIDI menu or when i play my quest, this really bothers me because i really like music when im playing. (or building)

Does anybody know if there is a fix for this? If so, what is it?


As always, your help is appreciated.

[AntonJ3000]

The reason why i use 1.82 beta 183 .
Use 1.92 183 or newer versions of 2.10

[Octorockoncrack]

Do you have a link or a website to get me to one?

Edited by Octorockoncrack, 24 August 2007 - 02:18 PM.

[Feenicks]

A link is pinned in General Discussion.

[Linkus]

Now now, don't jump the gun... Just check my sig for some possible solutions.

[Octorockoncrack]

OMG thank you so much!

I guess my mom might have done that...
the midi volume was at zero.

[Joe123]

If you like listening to music whilst building you could invest in a CD player

[Mitchfork]

If you like listening to music whilst building you could invest in a CD player

Or you could use iTunes, which is totally free.

[Joe123]

True, although sometimes iTunes won't fun for me while I have zquest open. Extremely irritating, and I can't seem to work out what the cause is, because it seems to work and not work in equal proportions.

[Theryan]

I think they fixed that in some of the later versions (2.11/2.5 builds, maybe 2.10.2).

[Majora]

Edited by Majora, 25 August 2007 - 11:14 AM.

[Sharon Daniel]

^ You stole my image.

Anyway, to whoever said "i think they fixed that problem", It's not a Zelda Classic problem! The SW Synth volume automatically goes to zero after you exit Windows Media Player (and possibly other programs). The only thing you can do is ALWAYS check your volume before you play Zelda Classic.

Edited by Sharon Daniel, 25 August 2007 - 11:31 AM.

[Professor Bedwetter]

And then there is the dreaded Midi bug that you might get if your using 2.10 and not 2.10.2!

[Majora]

^ You stole my image.

I'm gonna ALWAYS use that when someone has MIDI troubles