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I've posted a workaround which will become a fix once/if it's confirmed to work.

the program is uninstalled by deleting it.
rebind the key in the game's options.

audio input stays toggled on until you toggle it off; a map change does not toggle it off, only your play audio key toggles it off.

thanks, that indicates the most likely location for voice_input.wav is indeed the (original) game directory. However if the workaround is applied correctly, your writecfg will be generating hldj_cmd_x.cfg to the cstrike_hd folder (this is why the game folder is then set to _hd). see my earlier post ...

if we assume it's not looking for voice_input.wav in cstrike, the next thing to try would be to place everything (configs and voice_input.wav) in cstrike_hd. to do this, re-add the game in HLDJ, but this time set the game directory to cstrike_hd and leave the advanced settings at defaults. or to do ...

there are 2 folders: cstrike and cstrike_hd
where does voice_input.wav show up? what are your game path and game audio path set to?

no, I'm not aware of any changes, but even so they would be independent of the mechanism that allows audio to be streamed, which I doubt will ever be changed.

Let's keep this discussion focused on the file layout changes that affect half-life engine games.

did the hldj configs show up in _lv? do the hldj commands work? was voice_input.wav created? writecfg gives errors until the _hd folder is created. I can't say exactly how it was created, but after a few minutes of playing online and tinkering in the console (I am testing on cstrike), writecfg began ...

but there's a new svencoop_lv folder, and for some reason all my hldj stuff config stuff is there. this looks like it could be a non-english localization folder, which could make things trickier to find where the game expects the configs to be. from what I've seen, the game doesn't particularly ...

For those who want a workaround now, you can try the following: 1) create or copy a file named "config.cfg" into the <game>_hd folder 2) In HLDJ, open the Add Game dialog 2a) specify the <game>_hd folder as the game folder, 2b) in the Advanced drop-down section, enable 'Use alternate Game Audio ...

the configs now appear to be created in common\Half-Life\<game>_hd
as long as that rule applies to all games, it should be easy to fix.
anyone who can confirm/deny this, please do so; I'll give it about a week to see what Valve does before pushing a fix.

the writecfg command seems to have been broken. I'll have to look into, thanks for the update.

it should work under WINE since last I checked, although since there's no registry you'll probably need to specify a directory when adding games.
there are probably a few tutorials out there, including this one for Mac: http://hldj.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f= ... wine#p3274

L4D2 specifically has problems, see the sticky in this forum and try the L4D2 workaround version.

- check your game path, if you have multiple steam accounts, make sure it's referencing the right account
- search for hldj in our steam directory to see where the hldj cfg files are being created