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== Description == | == Description == | ||
Title: NSISBASS | Title: NSISBASS<br> | ||
Contents: NSIS Header files and example code | Contents: NSIS Header files and example code<br> | ||
Purpose: Play music in your installers | Purpose: Play music in your installers<br> | ||
The ZIP archive contains everything you need to play music in you installers. You most likely will play module music (MOD, XM, S3M, etc.) since they are small in file size. The archive also contains a example NSIS script that will generate a music player (select folder with MP3s and play). | The ZIP archive contains everything you need to play music in you installers. You most likely will play module music (MOD, XM, S3M, etc.) since they are small in file size. The archive also contains a example NSIS script that will generate a music player (select folder with MP3s and play). | ||
Revision as of 11:02, 16 October 2005
| Author: saivert (talk, contrib) |
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Updated July 16th 2005: Installer is no longer distributed. I'm now sticking with a simple 7-zip archive.
nsisbass.7z (390 KB)
Description
Title: NSISBASS
Contents: NSIS Header files and example code
Purpose: Play music in your installers
The ZIP archive contains everything you need to play music in you installers. You most likely will play module music (MOD, XM, S3M, etc.) since they are small in file size. The archive also contains a example NSIS script that will generate a music player (select folder with MP3s and play).
Note: This is actually some old piece of code, I feel I had to post here so people don't have to reinvent the wheel.
