[FF7PC-98/Steam] FF7 OST Remastered - Looping OGGs(2010-09-04)(Missing Download)

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He probably downloaded yours BEFORE you included the OGGs, Covarr. Doesn't excuse his arrogance, though, but I can see where he is coming from on that one. By the way, GREAT GREAT GREAT Addition. I've been avoiding FFVII music because of the bad looping issues. Now it's not a concern. Thanks Covarr for your installer. Thanks Final FanTim for your OSTRE, thanks Ficedula for an interesting alternative to the music, and thanks Sir Awesome for being plain AWESOME and doing something that was prorbably overlooked as an option to getting it just right!
 
Is it at all possible to do this with the original PSFs? Or would i have to manually convert my entire FF7 soundtrack to OGG, fix the skipping issues in some parts, and make them loop?

On topic, awesome mod, I don't use this ost but it definitely makes it a much greater add on to ff7 music.

And IMO, insomniac, if the level of professionalism on this forum irritates you, why the hell would you sign up anyway? Here's an Idea, how about you contribute by making a

mod and present it in a manner that's more "professional" then the other modders on here, then you can talk.
 
The original PSFs already loop, but it would certainly be possible to make looping OGGs out of them. But yes, it would have to be done manually.
 
PSF is the actual music data from the original playstation game, including loop point. It'll loop from exactly where it's supposed to, just like it did on the original PSX version. If it doesn't, then something is set up wrong.
 
PSF is the actual music data from the original playstation game, including loop point. It'll loop from exactly where it's supposed to, just like it did on the original PSX version. If it doesn't, then something is set up wrong.
Really? I tried both my old FF7Music setup from a long time ago and the installer you provided and on both PSFs seem to just loop after the song is over, with no actual point of looping.

Is there any specific configuration i need or something?
 
Huh, I can't imagine why it's doing that. However, you're not the first person to report this, so I think there may be a mistake in my installer. If FF7Music's config, set in_psf.dll as the input plugin, go into the settings, and check "Force all songs to play indefinitely". If that fixes this, let me know.
 
I'm having no trouble with the PSF anymore, but it won't save the settings for the OGG plugin. Once I click "Save" (on the FF7Music config, not the plugin-specific one), then go in again, it reverts.
 
go into the settings, and check "Force all songs to play indefinitely". If that fixes this, let me know.
Wow, thanks for the tip, it worked.

Heh, now i feel stupid, i saw that checkbox before but i assumed it would cause songs to keep playing when they are supposed to stop.  :roll:
 
Now I need to find a way to automatically set that in the installer. I never noticed that problem before.

I dunno why OGG keeps reverting. But I also don't know why it's not looping, I haven't noticed any fadeout on my machine.
 
Okay... Not too sure where this should be posted, but reading all the talk about the looping made me want to post this here.
I use all the .ogg files from OST.   (VERY nice by the way. Loving them.  As well as the whole installer. Makes the game just that much more awesome!)    But the only problem I am having aside from a display issue is every time I go into a new room/area or after a battle the song from that area starts from the beginning rather then continuing where it left off.     Is this normal? Or am I missing something that's right under my nose? :|

Sorry if I am posting out of place.

Oh and I read that little rant on the first page about 'professionalism'    Just remember...  Amateurs built the Ark, Professionals built the Titanic.
 
Okay... Not too sure where this should be posted, but reading all the talk about the looping made me want to post this here.
I use all the .ogg files from OST.   (VERY nice by the way. Loving them.  As well as the whole installer. Makes the game just that much more awesome!)    But the only problem I am having aside from a display issue is every time I go into a new room/area or after a battle the song from that area starts from the beginning rather then continuing where it left off.     Is this normal? Or am I missing something that's right under my nose? :|

Sorry if I am posting out of place.

Oh and I read that little rant on the first page about 'professionalism'    Just remember...  Amateurs built the Ark, Professionals built the Titanic. 
There's an option in FF7 music that allows you to pick and choose which songs pick up where they left off.  Find out which songs you don't want to do that and uncheck them...or vice versa
 
Wow... Why didn't I notice that in the first place.  Done, I deleted all on the list but the obvious ones for fights.   Oh and I found a way to edit music for like the beginning bombing mission,  so you don't have to listen to the intro.   I went to a site called   http://mytinyphone.com   It's meant for editing songs to make into ringtones... But it works just the same. You can cut out parts of a song or select where you want the song to begin.  SO I just made it play after the intro.  Then just save the file it makes to your computer.  I believe it's in MP3 format.

Not sure if that helps for anything. But just thought I would share a discovery of mine. 

Thank you, Obesebear, for pointing that out to me, about the option.   Not sure how I missed that one.
 
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Gotta say this is the coolest thing since sliced bread.  I honestly can't tell you how amazing this is.

One note: Make sure you set your input .dll to loop indefinitely.  Also if some people are having problems remember to get and put in_vgmstream.dll AND it's external .dlls into your ff7music directory.

Also I noticed the sound effects in the field have been getting drowned out by the music.  I don't know why this is, ff7music volume is set to 100 (it was 179 before) but it doesn't seem like that changed it.  My example is Barret shooting Nanaki's cage in the shinra building.  Barely even audible.  Thoughts? Comments? Solutions?

EDIT:  Okay solved my own problem.  100 is still too high.  Strange it goes so high (255) if you only want to use 1-100.  I'm using 65 but I'm thinking 50 is probably perfect.

Okay so it turns out 35 sounds as close to 1 to 1 as I'm going to get.  I know this is the wrong thread but is there anyway to jack the FX volume?
 
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The links for this file are dead. Would someone re-upload or make a torrent for it? I just got the re-released version of FF7 and, as much as I love Anxious Heart, I want to give this soundtrack a try, too!

(Also, sorry for the necrobump.)
 
OK, I'm assuming that these OGG files are based off of an older version of Final FanTim's work since his release post that lists updated tracks was last edited in 2011 and Sir_Awesome III's release post here was last edited in 2010, right? Assuming that those guys don't check this board anymore, is there anyone else who would be willing to convert the updated tracks to OGG to bring it up to date? I'd do it myself, but I have no idea how to set up looping and such in OGG files.

(Thanks a bunch for the link, Corvarr!)
 
The archive is either in unknown format or damaged bad upload maybe?

File: FF7 OST Remastered Ogg Fix v2.rar
CRC-32: 73734e34
 
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