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I would read the previous page, there is quite a conversation about how to do it.
That is why I wouldn't recommend using Music Manager. I don't think it will work either. I prefer to either use Music Manager with only roots, or I personally use these two things
Just incase you haven't figured out another way of getting custom music into 20XX, or figured out that you can right-click the Winrar file inside the music manager and open with Java. But all you need to do is right-click the winrar file and open with Java.
Hey Deconimus, this tool is a godsend. Thank you so much. Just a quick question though, how exactly did you have a directory size of 1.9 GB? Every time I try to rebuild my ISO on GCR wtih a root directory size of 1.36 gb or higher, it throws an error stating that "the resulting image is too big". How would I circumvent this? It's the only thing stopping me from adding my infinitely large music library :D.
If you read some of the previous messages, there are many posts detailing different ways to accomplish this. My suggestion https://smashboards.com/threads/20x...update-2016-04-14.434669/page-3#post-21463452
https://smashboards.com/threads/20x...update-2016-04-14.434669/page-3#post-21463452Having troubles putting songs in
I've tried
Downloading a whole new 4.05 root folder
Deleting a song to put in my song
Deleting 2 songs to put in my 1 song
And just not deleting anything and see if my song can go in
When I select patch it doesn't go past the mark shown in the picture, 45 mins later.
Thanks man, this is the 4th different method I've used and the only one that actually worked.
if you have a reliable method, might be worth writing a post on it?
He was talking about my recommendation https://smashboards.com/threads/20x...update-2016-04-14.434669/page-3#post-21463452
Just found out that you can just drag and drop files to the program, thanks anyway.
to put it bluntly, that's not how it works. GCReEx.exe is a Windows binary.
I don't know if there were any changes in 4.06 that would break compatibility. Why don't you try it and report back?
i'm not 100% positive if it's true, but after adding music using this method some textures on dreamland and battlefield, as well as metroid lab and metal cavern, don't work anymore and freezes the game on the stage select screen. now, i haven't added songs in manually yet to test if it's something on my end because of the time it takes to add all of my music, but this is what i've observed
specifically with 4.06 or in general?
In general
DRGN
Done.hmm, well Deconimus disappeared and didn't leave sources, so any problems with 20xx music manager will never be fixed
would it be possible for a mod to add a disclaimer to the OP that the program has known issues? @Achilles1515
Did you know DTW can rebuild ISOs larger than the standard GameCube size as well?
Yup, everytime I changed a skin I had to rebuild, so when you said you were going to add rebuilding larger ISOs I was thrilled.
The methods described in the disclaimer of the OP work pretty well for me, at least those are better than doing it manually
It won't open 4.07++ because it can't find the MnSlChr.usd file in the root. Prior to 4.07, all iterations had this file, but as of 4.07, there are two: MnSlChr.0sd and MnSlChr.1sd. In order for it to work, you have to rename one of these (.0sd or .1sd) to MnSlChr.usd, do what you need to do in the program and save, rename it back to its original name, and repeat for the other file. It should work, I just used it a while ago
makes sense lol, thanks a lot.
Temporarily, one will be named MnSlChr.usd (the program will work on this file when you use it), and the other can be named anything. Use the music manager to work on that file, then, swap the names of the two files, then use the program again; so the program should then do the same thing to the second file. When you're all done, one should be named MnSlChr.0sd, and the other MnSlChr.1sd (doesn't really matter which is which, but .1sd is the one normally used as the one containing the Tri-CSPs; if you reverse them, the Debug Menu option regarding Tri-CSPs will also be reversed).
