by: arj May 5th, 2005 |
Stopwatch Sound
The worldtime.conf file has the line "sounds\timer.wav" which is the stopwatch sound, but I noticed the string "sounds\timesup.wav" in the wttimer.exe binary.
If you create a wave file called timesup.wav in the sounds directory, then the stopwatch will play the wave file. It doesnīt matter if you change "sounds\timer.wav" to "sounds\timesup.wav" in worldtime.conf file. Windows XP SP2, WorldTime 6.0.0.941 |
by: increase September 4th, 2006 |
Stopwatch Sound
Well done arj in reply to previous poster, just make a copy of whatever sound wav you want and rename it to timesup.wav
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by: mr.x April 20th, 2006 |
Stopwatch Sound
Itīs worse than that, actually.
The only sound it will ever play, no matter what you have set in the preferences or the .conf file is soundstimesup.wav. How would one go about getting this fixed? |
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