This problem is sort of a follow-up from my previous similar issue with sound streams.

I followed Mav's tutorial precisely, but I have yet to hear any streaming music in-game, even with the music and master volume meters set to 100% alongside all others set to 0%.

All of my WAV files are formatted as PCM uncompressed stereo 44100 Hz, which I know for a fact works because when I somehow got old streams working like I said in the previous thread, they were formatted as such.

Watch this video to see how I formatted my streams, if you may so wish to do.

BFront2.log PIOc_con.lua EFX.req EFXcw.req efxcw_music.mus efxcw_music_config.snd efxcw_music.stm

Did I misunderstand you in the other thread? As far as I could tell, you had streaming music working without any problems there:

Marth8880 wrote:I got rid of "//.stm file" and that fixed it. Oh, and I also reverted it all back to EFX.

I have another question: Is it in any way possible to have audio streams be stereo, rather than mono?

EDIT:

I just tried it and it works. My music is now stereo! Now I'm going to see if it will work in 44100 Hz.

Maveritchell wrote:Did I misunderstand you in the other thread? As far as I could tell, you had streaming music working without any problems there.

No, you understood me well. I'm just trying again with custom music and it doesn't work this time, even with that "//.stm" piece removed.

Marth8880 wrote:

Maveritchell wrote:Did I misunderstand you in the other thread? As far as I could tell, you had streaming music working without any problems there.

No, you understood me well. I'm just trying again with custom music and it doesn't work this time, even with that "//.stm" piece removed.

Getting music working is a multi-faceted process, and there's not really an easy way to tell at a glance what the problem is. Usually when I am building a new sound .lvl, I start by copying over config files that work and simply renaming them all. That way you know that they're working. If this is what you've done, it's likely one of your munge batch files isn't properly configured or you have done something silly like made a .lua mistake or forgotten to copy the munged .lvl to the right place.

Maveritchell wrote:...it's likely one of your munge batch files isn't properly configured...

I did it using the mod tools for BF1, so this shouldn't be a problem.

EDIT:

I tried starting from scratch with the EFX folder from your tutorial and did as you said by changing the names of things, and I even followed the tutorial alongside of this. Yet I'm getting the same results: no music.