BlueLineAviator

EDIT: So ok, now that I have been experimenting I am not so sure about the name mattering at all, I must have just been totally screwing my code up somehow or another. So I have renamed my folder in scanner 'TCA Callouts Audio' it has a bunch of subfolders inside of it such as 'Calls' 'Directions' where all of audio files are sorted out in. I don't think the name matters at all as long as it isn't the same name as another audio file. Functions.PlayScannerAudioUsingPosition("all_units_be_advised We_have_reports_of domestic_assault IN_OR_ON_POSITION", MSpawnpoint); I just put in the exact name of the audio files and it is playing them flawlessly. I don't think it matters at all what folder they are in as long as they are somewhere within "GTAV\lspdfr\audio\scanner\" at least that is the assumption I have come to. I appreciate your help because I was wasting all of my time in Visual Studio looking for other audio solutions when all I needed to do was make sure my files were correct inside of "GTAV\lspdfr\audio\scanner\". I will update if I run into any other further issues with this! I found a great explanation on the github LSPDFR API page I found. See the attached image, in case anyone else has an issue.

/*A GREAT EXAMPLE OF WHAT CODE NOT TO USE*/ List<string> audioPaths = new List<string> { "plugins/lspdfr/my-callouts/audio/1.wav", "plugins/lspdfr/my-callouts/audio/2.wav", "plugins/lspdfr/my-callouts/audio/3.wav", "plugins/lspdfr/my-callouts/audio/4.wav", "plugins/lspdfr/my-callouts/audio/5.wav", "plugins/lspdfr/my-callouts/audio/6.wav", "plugins/lspdfr/my-callouts/audio/7.wav" }; SoundPlayer sounds = new SoundPlayer(); foreach (string path in audioPaths) { sounds.SoundLocation = path; sounds.Load(); sounds.PlaySync(); } /*A GREAT EXAMPLE OF WHAT CODE NOT TO USE*/ Alright so I made a bunch of custom audio clips, short clips kind of like the default scanner sounds in the LSPDFR Scanner folder. I assumed I could string them together much the same as you can the default ones with Functions.PlayScannerAudio("one two three"); etc. Well I saw another post where someone was claiming you could use that function to route to your custom files via a path and it would work but so far I have found that to not be accurate. I can play a single custom sound file no problem, worst case scenario I will manually combine the clips I need into one file in davinci resolve and just do that. I have been able to play audio files with System.Media and it seems to work well. The only way I've been able to play clips one after another in my OnBeforeCalloutDisplayed() is by using sounds.PlaySync(); however that freezes your whole script for the duration of the audio files soooo nooooo bueno. I tried using ManagedBass.dll with no luck, LSPDFR log kept saying it could not find the file for it basically and from what I could tell I didn't need to include another .dll or anything in the GTA directory for it to work? I decided it must not be compatible? Tried a few other 3rd party plugins with no luck. I honestly have been working on this part for a few days now trying to figure it out for myself and I've had absolutely no success. Just wanted to see if there are any other options before I get busy splicing audio files, thanks for any help. OH I also tried NAudio but I couldn't get it to properly find my files I don't believe.