[t1m1976]

...you think as I do

I had to create an account just to post on this thread with you all.

I found this thread for the same reason as the thread creator had created it; I want to play FFT with the music off. I can understand how someone could play FFT while doing homework quite easily; you can set all the Player Characters to Auto-Battle (I usually make them all protect the healer) and then do homework as they fight. I do this quite a lot because sometimes I just want to watch a damn cool fight as FFT was one of the most awesome games from the PSX library.

Playing on ePSXe allows us to stop limiting the frames, which makes the fights, which can take anywhere from thirty minutes to more than an hour, go by in a matter of minutes. Usually, I'm not advancing the plot but rather, just grinding some more Job Points to buy something I want before the plot thins.

I agree that we should have a hotkey to disable some, or all, of the sound(s) while playing games on ePSXe. FFT would be neat with my own musical score playing in the background; not that the original music isn't fitting in most scenes but it does become redundant after hearing it for so many years.

 

[t1m1976]

Bump This

Yes, we're aware that you can mute individual applications with Windows 7, but that doesn't actually resolve the issue. The issue is to mute the MUSIC and nothing else. Anyone can mute or disable sounds, especially someone who's smart enough to get ePSXe to work in the first place.

Sorry about your bumping problem, it's not my fault that posting on a thread from 2005 makes the thread go to the top of your life again. Of course, you can configure your little bulletin board world not to do that if you want. Until then, your self-imposed obligations in life will continue to take presedence as your pride will no doubt force you to reply to me again. Me though, I'll probably never log in here again and thus you won't exist to me. I hate forum moderators, and people, who care more about where a thread is than they do the people who want to contribute to a simple online conversation, and the topic itself.