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mail2345
Joined: Tue Nov 06, 2007 6:58 am
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 Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? Anyway, if that does not work, you can always work things from lua.
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| Mon May 04, 2009 6:56 am |
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numgun
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Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? 411570N3 wrote: If I want different music I'll just use my MP3 player. Theres something wierd when using cortex command and windows media player. You can play your music as long as the song last while you play, but when a new song is supposed to load, it just stalls like its trying to load the music file at slowest rate possible while making all the sounds in CC go repeated and broken. H8. : (
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| Tue May 05, 2009 12:35 pm |
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411570N3
Joined: Wed Jan 07, 2009 10:26 am
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Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? Windows Media Player
Windows
*cold shiver*
I meant my iPod or iTunes.
Guess who's not a windows user by choice?
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| Tue May 05, 2009 12:42 pm |
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Duh102
happy carebear mom
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Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? Winamp  Though an iPod or something would be good to take the edge off of lag.
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| Tue May 05, 2009 6:22 pm |
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411570N3
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Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? Yeah it is, but sometimes I miss audio clues that are quite useful. Like dropships, rockets, explosions and gunfire. All warnings that gibs are about to rain from the sky.
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war_man333
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Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? Duh102 wrote: Winamp Though an iPod or something would be good to take the edge off of lag. WinAmp even has the word WIN in it.
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411570N3
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Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? The rule of which is greatly dipsuted by the exmple of Windows.
*shudder*
Anyway, the 4 Rose songs by NemesisTheory at Newgrounds goes pretty good when you'r using ridiculous Activities...
I mean Rose at Twilight, Rose at Midnight, Rose at Nightfall and Rose at Dawn... I think those're the names...
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| Thu May 07, 2009 7:59 am |
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war_man333
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Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? 411570N3 wrote: The rule of which is greatly dipsuted by the exmple of Windows.
*shudder*
Anyway, the 4 Rose songs by NemesisTheory at Newgrounds goes pretty good when you'r using ridiculous Activities...
I mean Rose at Twilight, Rose at Midnight, Rose at Nightfall and Rose at Dawn... I think those're the names... ARE YOU DISSIN' MAH WINDOWS
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Flammablezombie
Joined: Wed Jan 14, 2009 7:12 pm
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Location: In between your sister's legs, showing her how to use a... PS3 controller!
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Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? I am, biach. Fear mah shizznizzle. Gangsta crap. *invisible uzi*
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Duh102
happy carebear mom
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Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? I see your uzi and up you two gats.
The reason Windows has such a bad rap is that people toss tons of crappy programming on it, then blame Windows for not handling it properly. Macs are immune because you can't toss crap on it. Everything has to go through Apple first for quality control. Linux, well, people who write software for Linux couldn't write crap if they tried. Halfway to finishing they'd have a nervous breakdown because of how crappy they knew the software was.
Now, on topic. I tend to play either Darkcore, Hardstyle, or Goa whilst Cortexing, though lately I've been partial to Rammstein. Through Winamp, of course.
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Flammablezombie
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Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? Macs are not immune, I have had tons of crappy coding for my one. For example, my calculator. it comes up with the same answer to everything, 42. Granted, it's theme is Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy, but c'mon!
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mail2345
Joined: Tue Nov 06, 2007 6:58 am
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Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? The major difference that I see between Linux and Windows is that Windows spams features, ignoring stability or security unless enough people complain. Linux keeps security and stability in sight, checking if the user actually needs a feature.
Also, give me an example of how Linux code writers are crap.
On topic:
With B23, you should be able to have an in-game ipod.
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| Fri May 08, 2009 5:39 am |
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411570N3
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Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? Actually I'm pretty sure someone made this where you could just change the firing sound to whatever you wanted and it would play it... I think it was decently sprited as well... I forget, that was when I didn't have an account.
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| Fri May 08, 2009 6:47 am |
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mail2345
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Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? Right, but you can't shuffle with it.
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venn177
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Re: Have you changed the music in your Cortex Command files? mail2345 wrote: Right, but you can't shuffle with it. Who were you replying to?
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