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Thanks Wedge - I'll check it out :)

What's the trouble? We can't be proper, or we can't write? LOAF - are you expecting some sort of response from the press release AKA 'Stretch Capture'? If you are, what is it? I can only speculate - I'm sure it's the same way with you, but your speculation would be more valued as you have...

Age doesn't really matter too much here. I think I'm the youngest person on the staff's of all the mod teams I've worked on (so far UE and Standoff - I do the music). I'm 16 (17 in 3 days... I'm so excited - I get my driver's liscense... if I pass the test) - but I'm sure as anyone on the team...

Yea - we all have to keep the fact that this isn't Confed here. The Border Worlds have a fair amount of strength - they want to defend themselves, that's all. That being said, to me, personally, it would make sense for the Border Worlds to come up with designs for everything they need that...

Wow... I go to bed, I wake up, I read this thread, and I have a headache :p I'll have to try that thp, thanks. Wedge - where'd you learn that stuff? It's not that I'm doubting you, I'm just suprised I didn't know it, and I often deal with audio files for things other than personal...

This is a bit off topic but somewhat related - Has anyone heard anything of that Press Release thingy that LOAF was sending?

Hmm... interesting. I didn't know any of that. All I know is, whatever is trimmed out, it seems that I don't miss it too much. But are there really that many things that are outside the range of the human ear recorded that eliminating them makes the file almost 10 times smaller? It seems...

Oh... that part. But I agree, what's so bad about it?

Funny - I'm drawing a complete blank about this hotdog thing. Does anyone know the exact quotes surrounding the situation?

Sure - quality depends a lot on equipment. Lots of people say they hear exactly what your talking about - a flitered sound. I don't, but that doesn't mean it isn't there. I just find it usually unnoticeable unless you're really really listening for it. To answer your question, no, I'm not...

I don't get that. I'm a musician, I have an extremely well trained ear, and I still don't hear any real loss of quality between MP3 and wav. I know the MP3 is compressed, but honestly, I barely notice a difference between it and the wav. Often, I don't notice the difference at all.

I dunno - the guns it has seem pretty heavy to me. Either way, both are very good designs, but the WC2 one deffinately fits in better with the Kilralthi ships we're using in Standoff. BTW - anyone have the explination for the two designs of the same ship? Not to mention how we killed...

They were both very good, I really like them both. However, the WC2 Bloodfang looks more like a heavy fighter. The WC3 one fits in extremely well with the WC3 Kilralthi ships, but the WC2 Bloodfang looks more like the type of fighter it is.

An oversight? Not needed for UE1 missions? To make it more difficult? There's all sorts of possibilities, but as I wasn't doing mission design, I can't tell you the real reason.

I don't know much about mission scripting, but I know there's a command to make the autopilot light turn on when it normally wouldn't... I *think* that means you could also autopilot, but I'm not sure.

I had trouble only getting WC1 and WC2 to run. WC3 ran, it just didn't work well with my joystick. Same issue with WC4 - different problem, but still joystick related... and not so bad that it's unplayable.

Oh... ok then. Just because I didn't mention it that much doesn't mean I wasn't very eager to see it :p Thanks Eder! :)

I know I may have mentioned I wanted to see the Wraith badly, but I didn't think I mentioned it that much... or even more than once. Is this member of the team someone other than me? Is it possibly you? :p

Unfortionately, I don't have KS, so I have to playt the DOS versions.

I'm pretty sure Quarto knows about this. I know the mp3 frequency needs to be a certain thing or it won't play. Then it needs to be converted to an MGI using a tool HCl created. I just wrote the music, I didn't worry too much about the technical aspects of getting the mp3s I supplied to work...