Anyone know why .ogg music files act up when placed in a ZIP file?

[elm]

It worked fine when it was just in a directory, but when i placed it in a .zip folder and tried to call the client sided functions on it, it acted up. I loaded it up like so:

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new AudioProfile(lob_inTheMeadow) 
{ 
filename    = "add-ons/client_lob/music/In the Meadow.ogg"; 
description = "AudioGUI"; 
preload = true; 
};
Any ideas guys?

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[Lugnut]

sounds (heh)  like a problem with the zip file. did you accidentally  nest the  directory?

 post the file maybe. maybe a console.log too?

[elm]

It's not nested and the console shows no problem. When calling the function alxGetWaveLen(audioObj); it says something about a buffer error. I'm not sure of the exact error message, i'll get it for you guys in the morning.

[ThinkInvisible]

Try removing the spaces from the file's name. Use underscores instead.

[elm]

So, fileCopy doesn't work and getFileContents doesn't work (was going to try to hack it up), anyone else have any ideas on how I can get this working?

[Greek2me]

How does fileCopy not work?

[Zeblote]

So, fileCopy doesn't work and getFileContents doesn't work (was going to try to hack it up), anyone else have any ideas on how I can get this working?

getFileContents is defined in system_returntoblockland/support/functions.cs and returns a massive string of the text in the file so that is completely useless for this case

[elm]

getFileContents is defined in system_returntoblockland/support/functions.cs and returns a massive string of the text in the file so that is completely useless for this case

I know what it does, didn't know it was one of RTB's functions though.