lonechicken
Chieftain
- Joined
- Aug 13, 2007
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- 6
I moved all my MP3s to a NAS device on my home network. I can't get them to play by either using the drive I mapped them to, n:, or the network name, ie. \\NASblahblah\musicfiles.
The first thing is, the drive doesn't show up when I press the Browse button for custom music. What still happens is, the game continues to play default music, but with the options menu checked for custom music.
I'm not sure if this is related, but every once in a while, some guy's voice comes in during the music. (I have Leornard Nimoy turned off). Like after I discover sailing or something and then click out of the Sailing explanation dialog box, a faint voice comes in of some guy saying, "You have just discovered 'Advanced Flight'."
I'm not sure if this is a BTS issue, has been around prior, or has been caught before. But I've given the search engines a good 20 minutes. I don't care about the goofy voice as much as wanting to be able to play music from my network. And I don't think it has anything to do with the drive letter, because my DVD recorder is assigned the letter R, and the browse for custom music sees that drive.
The first thing is, the drive doesn't show up when I press the Browse button for custom music. What still happens is, the game continues to play default music, but with the options menu checked for custom music.
I'm not sure if this is related, but every once in a while, some guy's voice comes in during the music. (I have Leornard Nimoy turned off). Like after I discover sailing or something and then click out of the Sailing explanation dialog box, a faint voice comes in of some guy saying, "You have just discovered 'Advanced Flight'."
I'm not sure if this is a BTS issue, has been around prior, or has been caught before. But I've given the search engines a good 20 minutes. I don't care about the goofy voice as much as wanting to be able to play music from my network. And I don't think it has anything to do with the drive letter, because my DVD recorder is assigned the letter R, and the browse for custom music sees that drive.
