Hello everyone,
Is anyone familiar with MCI or the FMOD function? i would like some tips using it
Regards
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I know this is a VERY old post, but I just found it on the Search feature. Since there's already a topic devoted to MCI / FMOD, I'll just give the link to it: http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread673533-fmod.html
Then hopefully we can all continue the MCI / FMOD discussion in that one thread instead of spread across 2. ;)
Sorry mods for reviving an old dead topic, I hope it's not too much of a bad thing =/
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