id like to know whats is the best format for the mp3 too , right now the one i use seem to crack in middle and doesnt play fluidly.
id like to know whats is the best format for the mp3 too , right now the one i use seem to crack in middle and doesnt play fluidly.
this module use very minimal heap therefore big songs wont load while boot , use any mp3 you like as long as it maximum 10/12 seconds , and if it sounds ok than its fine
Last edited by KuranKu,
its 7 sec , the problem is not this , idk why it just doesnt play well . maybe the bitrate is too high/low or anything else ?
Last edited by 1NOOB,
v 1.1.0 is out with support for 9.0.0
https://github.com/KranKRival/BootSoundNX/releases/tag/1.1.0
Important Changes !
1.TitleID has changed - therefor you need to delete the old directory from version 1.0.0 atmosphere/titles/AA200000000002AA
2.bootsound path changed to sdmc://config/BootSoundNX/sound/bootsound.mp3
Module now compatible with kosmos toolbox
https://github.com/KranKRival/BootSoundNX/releases/tag/1.1.0
Important Changes !
1.TitleID has changed - therefor you need to delete the old directory from version 1.0.0 atmosphere/titles/AA200000000002AA
2.bootsound path changed to sdmc://config/BootSoundNX/sound/bootsound.mp3
Module now compatible with kosmos toolbox
Last edited by KuranKu,
Unfortunately there's this weird hang if the sound is longer than 3 seconds. But the one I chose was Sega Dreamcast. Never owned the Dreamcast but it sounds really awesome. I wish I could use PS2 sound to satisfy my nostalgia but there's the weird pause and the sound goes for too long.Greaaaaaaattttt, big thanks bro... and for averyone want a good bootsound like @TheZander, clik here,
was wondering if could a option to config or such and load up a random .mp3 file from folder upon boot? that way it just plays a diff sound often. btw i appreciate that you have made this module, bcuz it truly is a one and only out there. id love to see some further development and support on this gem
There are so many great ones to pick from so random ones would be a treat.
All you have to do is copy the 00FF0000000002AA folder to Atmosphere's "contents" folder..
I'm using it on 9.2.0 and the only problem is a small hang if you use sound samples longer than (about) 3 seconds.
I suggest you use Kosmos Toolbox and insert the following lines on toolbox.json (located at 00FF0000000002AA folder) and config.json (located at Kosmos Toolbox folder):
"name" : "BootSoundNX",
"tid" : "00FF0000000002AA",
"requires_reboot": true
And then you activate the sysmodule on Kosmos Toolbox.
Last edited by kassio69,
All these are on by default & still don't work on 10.0.1 so an update to the app is needed.
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