The Open Cave

How do I stop the music in my relto. I tried disabling the music player in my relto book but the music still plays.

Cal

Try pushing the button on the top of your music player once or twice. It should change music or stop.

Pushing the button cycles through five or six different songs but will not stop the music. Clicking on the music player relto page to disable it removes it from the relto but the music continues to play.

Cal

Turn the page on and don't turn off the music page again until you get the player to stop playing the music. Otherwise it will stay on even with nothing there.

Ehren wrote:Turn the page on and don't turn off the music page again until you get the player to stop playing the music. Otherwise it will stay on even with nothing there.

I tried that and it didn't work. I hit the button on the music player about 20 times and it played a different song each time. I finally solved the problem with a "bandaid" fix. I went into settings and pushed the music slider all the way to the left. The bad thing about this method is that it silences all music in the program.

Cal

Afaik, there is no button to turn off the music box. Pushing the button will simply advance to the next song in your folder. However, I'm not sure if it shuts down after the last song.

You turn the music off with the same one button available to turn it on ...

I was just on the Minkata Shard to test some stuff ... The music turns on with that cannen button,
you switch to the next song, if available, by clicking the button again, and you turn the music off
by clicking the button twice, if everything works as it should, of course ...

Ok, I'm just logging onto TOC MOUL to see how and if the cannen works in my Relto ...
Ohh, wow, the music is even turned off with only one click, I don't have any more songs ...
So, now you know ...

I believe there went something extremely wrong in your installation or your sound/video card, Cal ...

I'm glad that it is finally possible to edit posts ...

Isn't it possible to delete those songs entirely? ... turning all the music and sounds off doesn't sound like a real
solution, more like a distortion of the Uru experience ...