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From: Alex Herbert <aherbert@ndirect.co.uk>
Newsgroups: scee.yaroze.programming.sound
Subject: Re: seq probs
Date: Tue, 21 Apr 1998 18:41:12 +0000
Organization: PlayStation Net Yaroze (SCEE)
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To: Steve Dunn <steve@backroom.tm>

Sounds like you've garbled your VH data.  Are you keeping it in-tact in
main memory?

Herbs


Steve Dunn wrote:

> Hello,
>     I'm just starting to experiment with
> sound, and I've come across something
> strange.
> I converted a .mid file to a .seq file.
> I then used seqplay to preview it before
> sticking it in my game.
> seqplay plays the seq file reasonably
> well.  The problem is, when I load the
> seq into my game, all I get is a few
> feeble 'ticking noises' (in beat to what
> 'should' be playing).
> I'm using 'std0' .vb and .vh files off
> the boot disk(I'm assuming seqplay uses
> these too?).
> Everything appears to be loading OK, I
> get valid handles for everything loaded
> (std0.vb, std0.vh and title.seq).
> Is there something I'm missing (apart
> from sanity, good looks and humour).
>
> Steve 'tone deaf' Dunn.