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Any sound files that you are trying to import must be located under the FG data folder (i.e. press folder button on launch screen, create a "sounds" subfolder, and place them there.)
Using Windows 11, I then select the files I want to import, select Copy As Path from right click menu, and paste into the Import window.
Regards,
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Ok thanks. I created a "data" folder. That was the issue
I know it's only accessible on the test channel, but it would be nice to see a video showing how to use this new feature both through Syrinscape and through local files... because I tried to create something and I wasn't successful.
Doug demo'd it on Fantasy Grounds Friday so you could have a look at that video. It's also detailed a bit here https://fantasygroundsunity.atlassia...inscape+SoundsQuote:
Originally Posted by YAKO SOMEDAKY
Highly agree, Syrinscape is missing so many features compared to RPG Sounds. No way I can recreate the soundscapes I have now with Syrinscape. I'll probably just continue using RPG sounds for the foreseeable future.Quote:
Originally Posted by YAKO SOMEDAKY
Not to distract from the topic of the thread, but I agree RPG Sounds is great. It doesn't seem like it is really being maintained/developed any further though so I suspect it will inevitably break/fade at some point.Quote:
Originally Posted by TrentLane
Ye, seems like they abandoned it last year, seems like only a question of time until the online room function no longer works.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dudin
Unfortunately I agree that rpg sounds isn’t being actively worked from what I can tell. I did find a new alternative yesterday that is pretty awesome called sound show. I did a quick video yesterday here.Quote:
Originally Posted by TrentLane
https://youtu.be/R9CKS-bMDuc
No, but you still have to pipe your audio into Discord with a bot or some sort of audio routing app like Voicemeter. Place local audio into a sub folder called sounds. And, within Fantasy Grounds, point the audio feature to the local directly in FGU data folder. You still need to find a solution for your players or stream to hear your local audio to play outside of your machine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dudin
The main advantages of the FGU intergration is that you can create custom chat triggers and customer links to play your local audio a bit easier, instead of having to manually trigger audio with a steam deck or sound pad locally. The main function is the Syrinscape intergration, there are some ways to do it locally. However,I t still requires porting the audio to your players or stream audio.
There will be limitations of course, and I have noticed a developer coming up with an extension to help intrrgeste into FGU and the free VLC media player.
To specifically answer this question - if you want to upload your own sounds to Syrinscape and then play them through the Syrinscape web player (either locally or through to the players using Syrinscape online); yes, you do need a subscription to Syrinscape.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dudin