Are you planning to write your own VLC interface?
Good luck!
This one only uses VLC 2.0 as per the directions/posts you read and video you watched.
Are you planning to write your own VLC interface?
Good luck!
This one only uses VLC 2.0 as per the directions/posts you read and video you watched.
The issue is that you are using VLC 3.0.20Quote:
Originally Posted by webdove
The VLC extension for FG only works with the old VLC 2.0.0 versions (I know, not ideal).
There are limitations in to what we can send so we I made this community extension with the older version that didn't require the password.
Either VLC needs to re-adopt the old way where no passwords is still acceptable, or a future update to our codebase is needed to allow more sensitive information like a password.
The link to the VLC Archives is on the FGU SOUND - VLC SUPPORT extension page.
Please keep in mind this was not an officially backed Fantasy Grounds extension. I made this in my spare time with their approval and its updated when I have time to.
If you want to try and update this extension then please feel free to do so. I did release the code so you should be able to see the source code in the extensions section.
I also made this as a template for other modders to look at if they want to build their own integrations for their favorite media player (Hoping for Winamp *crosses fingers*).
I looked at the Atlassian description of the LUA OpenURL operator and it does not appear to have a user/password security option so I don't know how you would make a password work. If anyone can tell me how to include a password as a part of the OpenURL operation I would be happy to experiment with it.
I seemed to have a successful setup. I fed my mike and VLC into VB-Cable input and fed vb-Cable output into discord. "Let's check" in Discord is showing both sources properly.
I have the two Pathfinder 2 Soundlink packs loaded.
I have one remaining question. Since I have stopped my supersyrin subscription to save money in the long term what advice can you offer on where to find useful sounds to put in my fantasy grounds unity data\sounds folder?
If you go into FG discord there is an audio resources channel. Scroll to 6/3/23 and Gwydion posts a ton of resources. I wish I could link it to you but IM not sure how or if that is even possible.
On top of that You can also find some individual sounds form DTRPG.
With the help of https://www.101soundboards.com/search/ for sounds and https://fantasygroundsunity.atlassia...ing-with-Regex for defining sound sets
I am sorry if this has been answered elsewhere, but I could not find it. Are the Syrinscape packs all ruleset dependent? I play 3.5 so if everything is 5th I am out of luck
Yes the sound link packs are ruleset dependent, because they use specific phrases that can be unique to each ruleset. That said, 3.5 might be close enough to 5E that most sounds would work without you adjusting the trigger, BUT you would need the Universal Module Extension to open the module in a 3.5 campaign.Quote:
Originally Posted by orien45
Note that if you purchase through the FG Store, you have 30 days to try it out and if it's doesn't work well enough, then you can return it for a full refund by emailing support.
You also might check the 3.5 forums and the Forge to see if anyone has created a module for that ruleset.
Another great websites I use to find sounds are:
- Voicy http://www.voicy.network
- Myinstants (only allowed to post 1 link lol)
I've only ever had two problems with VLC/Kenku/Discord bot so far.
The first I've mentioned before - sometimes its just not working when I start up...
ipconfig /flushdns
in a windows command prompt always seems to fix this (some network or DNS change).
The other is it starts to garble sounds over time (takes about an hour of game play).
I noticed that when I'm running kenku it has "process efficiency" turned on in some of its multi processes. I googled if this could harm it and the AI told me it could especially when used in gaming environments. So next time we play I'm going to turn off "process efficiency" on any of the processes kenku creates and see if that helps. As its a few weeks before this will likely happen - if any one else suffers from this garbling over time of sounds - especially if your playing background music also in kenku for your discord bot channel - and you turn off process efficiency before hand and it no longer happens.
Let me know. Will save me an experiment.
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