Kurok mp3 help

Well, Kurok plays music while in-game, But when I try to put a custom song in, it will play the song. But once it's over, The game freezes. Is there anywhere I can go in the engine and Fix this?

I really want it to play my own custom music.

Hey the game need tuning with it connection. and it freeze when you put any external song that mean the game not tune with your songs.

Baker's, psp engine fix's this:

viewtopic.php?t=1941&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=45

Revision 9

The mp3 player in Kurok and any Kurok derived engine does crash at the end of the song.

MDave avoided the problem by having the QuakeC restart the music one second before the mp3 music was over.

This meant he hardcoded the mp3 times per map name in the QuakeC and did a stuffcmd of "cd play <whatever>" when the time check indicated it was one second before the end.

Just extra information.

I'm not entirely satisfied with my MP3 music fix and some people like Downsider said it still crashed.

You can see my mp3 player "fix " by using WinMerge on "KurokQuake6" and "KurokQuake9" in the thread Xlink referred to and looking at the differences in psp\mp3.c -- which effectively just restarts the music at end of file. This is a workaround rather than a good fix in my opinion.

Kurok doesn't read cdaudio OR mp3.c. I just tried compiling with Bakers "workaround", and It Said make: Nothing to be made for all meaning It isn't read.

Kurok doesn't read cdaudio OR mp3.c.

It uses mp3.c

  Code:

# Object files used only under hardware mp3.
MP3HARDWARE_MP3LIB_ONLY_OBJS = \
   $(OBJ_DIR)/psp/cd.o \
   $(OBJ_DIR)/psp/mp3.o  // <----------------------------------- HERE
MP3HARDWARE_MP3LIB_ONLY_FLAGS = -DPSP_MP3HARDWARE_MP3LIB

Reference file: http://bladebattles.com/kurok/SVN/psp/Makefile

You might want to delete the psp/normal folder that contains all the intermediate files if you just copied my mp3.c file into your engine directory. Or clean. Either way. I'm not 100% how the compiler checks what files to rebuild but if you just copied my file over the date isn't newer so that could be why you didn't see mp3.c compiling.

[btw: I'm not saying that mp3.c is necessarily the only file I changed for the workaround. I can't remember as it has been a few months.]

Yeah, do the clean thing.

make clean -f mexicouger

It deletes all the compiled files and recompiles it all from scratch,