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Hello all,
When messing around with the potential to upload and playback on several devices I was testing my WIIU/PS4/Chrome/Firefox/IE and noticed that for Chrome and Firefox I was getting errors regarding not having the .ogg files for audio. However my Internet Explorer was able to function correctly. In the files that were uploaded the audio is M4A. I wanted Chrome and Firefox to use that audio type to prevent me from formatting all the audio to that format and to double up on storage space. So I did the following
1) I opened rpg_core.js located @ (C:\Users\YourName\Documents\Output_Folder\Game_Name\www\js) *where you stored your export for the game
2) Went to line 6557 (imgur url link: http://imgur.com/ZCqdtqg)
3) I commented out the return !!this._canPlayOgg; by putting a double // so it looks like the following //return !!this._canPlayOgg;
4) then I added below that commented line return false;
This should force all browsers to use the M4A file type from my understanding. Also this is my first post so hello community.
When messing around with the potential to upload and playback on several devices I was testing my WIIU/PS4/Chrome/Firefox/IE and noticed that for Chrome and Firefox I was getting errors regarding not having the .ogg files for audio. However my Internet Explorer was able to function correctly. In the files that were uploaded the audio is M4A. I wanted Chrome and Firefox to use that audio type to prevent me from formatting all the audio to that format and to double up on storage space. So I did the following
1) I opened rpg_core.js located @ (C:\Users\YourName\Documents\Output_Folder\Game_Name\www\js) *where you stored your export for the game
2) Went to line 6557 (imgur url link: http://imgur.com/ZCqdtqg)
3) I commented out the return !!this._canPlayOgg; by putting a double // so it looks like the following //return !!this._canPlayOgg;
4) then I added below that commented line return false;
This should force all browsers to use the M4A file type from my understanding. Also this is my first post so hello community.
