HLDJ playing last HLSS loaded clip.

[JHoersten2]

Just found HLDJ and find it to be much more glamorous than HLSS, and thought I'd give it a whirl. Installed, followed the directions with the game audio directories, etc. Launch the game and get this:


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~~~ HLSS SCRIPTS LOADED CORRECTLY ~~~

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Tap DELETE once after select your song to play your wav. Tap it again to stop playing.
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www.hlss.us

--The Best Website For Everything HLSS Related--
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execing hldj_init.cfg
Host_WriteConfiguration: Wrote cfg/hldj_sela.cfg
execing hldj_quickselect.cfg
execing hldj_custom.cfg
HLDJ successfully loaded!
execing hldj_help.cfg
Quick-Start Guide:
1 ) enter 'la' to display the audio list.
2 ) enter the number of the file to load.
3 ) press the DEL key to start/stop audio.

Basic Commands:
hldjn, hldjp - loads the next/previous audio file.
hldjca, hldjcd - displays the current audio file/directory in console.
hldjsca, hldjstca - displays the current audio file in public/team chat.
hldjsq, hldjqa - stops HLDJ and quits the current game/quits both.

[enter 'hldj1' for more commands/help]
[enter 'hldj' to display this guide again]


Get into a server, type LA and get the list of songs. Pick one, and it says it loads. ...when I press play, however, it plays the last song I had loaded on HLSS. I've closed out everything, restarted pc, ect. It just doesn't seem to be injecting the HLDJ data into the game and overwriting the HLSS junk.

Any ideas or suggestions?

-J

[JHoersten2]

Well, tested it with CS, and it works fine there, but I've never used HLSS in it, so idk what's up.

I selected the HLDJ audio folder for the main audio dir, and the sdk base for the "alternate". I have no idea why it's not activating in game. Trying to get it to work in Zombie Master.

Bit struck on the steps I need to take.

-J

[Renegade]

Try searching for and deleting all instances of "voice_input.wav" from your Steam directory and subfolders.
After that, try loading a song, then performing another search as above. See where HLDJ has created the voice_input.wav (if at all) and make sure it's the location you expected (i.e. source sdk base).
Finally, also make sure there are no errors listed in the console during start-up or after issuing an hldj command.