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Old May 31st, 2005, 08:30 AM
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Originally Posted by NATHAN
You then use HOSTER to play the mp3's files. Just use the import audio tab to locate and import your mp3's into your playlist. I do this myself ,i make up to sets -1 for the first half of my show and another set for the second half of my show ,and then save them as set1.playlist file ect.

thanks nath.
Several options right now for you...

You can use the Add Track MP3 button to add them into the Playlist directly... OR...

You can use Karaoke Home Producer (KHPro) to import the music (.wav only ) and export it as a .cdg files. You could add some text at the start if you wish, or type in the full lyrics to all the songs if this is a "medley" of songs crossfaded together.

You can also use the music as .wav files (versus convert to .mp3), then write them to a CD audio disc using Microstudio. The, import the audio tracks back into Microstudio with the CDG button enabled in the Import Tab. This will make the file a .cdg, which you can then import into Hoster as a .kma file.

We have in our specs to add a way in Hoster for you to press a "start key" and a "stop key" where you want a KMA file to start and stop playing. This would allow you to effectively cut off the Title and Credits pages. In some cases, the graphics may be affected if you cut part way through a Title page as the music often starts part way into the Title page drawing.

We also have a "Crossfade" capability in our specs. Yes, we did have a BETA VERSION with Fade Out in it. It was removed and never released because there so many entanglements and variant operations on W2K and XP. We'll add it back in some day when we have the time to spend another 40+ hours on tracking down the Windows differences....

As we are still trying to keep our reputation clean with the Karaoke Producers, we continue to refuse to write a program that will strip the Title and Credits graphics, leaving only the music and lyrics. It can be done...
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