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Saturday, February 3, 2024
I usually rail against DRM, but given that it's Steam(where you shouldn't be buying music anyway)
no come on spooky, everyone needs to buy the phijkchu quest ost on steam
I do like the new Steam music feature
it's annoying how it doesn't show you any file metadata at all
Where you can have a soundtrack you own be BG for the store/client
and how the "media viewer" has no order
Uh, are you on the beta client Pirate?
I think it does
well it has an order
but the devs can't set it (us)
so it's basically random
it doesn't show you tags or even artist names
even the fucking track names it just takes from a csv file the devs have to supply
mine has order
pika i mean the media files, images included
which most soundtracks probably won't have
I'll install one to see what you mean
Ok yeah, this is more barebones than I thought
Again, don't buy music (or anime) via Steam
i mean it's not like anyone really wants or needs it to be that good, it's basically just a way to donate to devs
or for devs to hope people buy it for some reason
you can't beat just having the files loaded into foobar2000 or whatever other audio library player you wanna use
Yeah, only ost I actively bought was the huniepop one, but that was only because I wanted to throw the dev more cash
i just download from youtube if it's availible now, it's high quality and has decent metadata
it is though
the autogenerated music playlists aren't as compressed as just videos
well the actual problem with youtube is sometimes the publishers pick a bad mix of a release to be the one that gets sent to all the streaming shit
like the retarded weird stereo mixes remasters of some old music do for some reason
where it's half in one ear half in the other
Replying to Garbage #garbageatgaming Pirate use to listen to music on degraded Cassette tapes, anything is a step up from that
i actually was in music poverty until recently, only having enough file space to listen to sequended music
yeah fr fr garbage
unfortunately only the dedicated tracker player can play a collection of them consistently so it's hard to mix them in to normal playlists
I use an mp3 to midi converter to listen to all my music in a midi player
it is optimal
khinsider is good for random soundtracks that aren't collected anywhere else
there is also that one site called like... hc64? or something that uploads a large number of soundtrack rip sfor games
I was debating downloading the OSTs for all the games I have played and putting that in my music rotation for when I am doing schoolwork
i cannot remember the name of this site...
oh ok it's here
this has a lot of rips
but khinsider will usually have actual metadata
I like this one because it looks old
Just a barebones site
