25.05.2008, 13:07, written by Mario Donick
LambdaRogue Soundtrack Available
Since several releases, LambdaRogue has the ability to play music while active. However, no official soundtrack was available until today, although since release 0.3.0.1, a selection of very nice and well fitting tracks (totally free and free to give away) had been created. Finally I had the time to upload this rather big package to SourceForge. Get the soundtrack here:
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=172746&package_id=277562Extract the MP3 files and the credits textfile (have a look at the credits to know who's providing the music) to the sound-folder which is in LambdaRogue main directory. Set the
PlayMusic option in lambdarogue.cfg to
= True and start the program. You now should here music during the game.Note that currently the Windows version of mpg123 (the external program which is used to play the sound files) outputs annyoing messages if MP3 files don't fit to mpg123's expectations on MP3 files. It even shows these messages when started in silent mode. You might get messages like "Skipped ID3 tag!" or "Junk at the beginning". In SDL mode, this is not as bad as in console mode. The Linux version of mpg123 does not display these messages.If you know a better commandline mp3-player for windows which can be set to be silent, let me know.No, at the moment I do not plan to switch sound output to SDL Sound.
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