I've tried to add music files to VirtuaGirl, but everytime I click add and then click an mp3 the window just phases out and the song is not added to the music list. I've tried reinstalling, but still cannot manage to add music to this. Is there any way to fix this problem or a directory I can directly drop the music into?

Can you please tell me the directions to add the music files? Thank you.

@scocar

If using windows10, navigate to the folder below and add .mp3 files there.

C:\Users\??????\AppData\Local\vghd\data\musics

Once added, quit and restart iStripper and the new clips should show up in the music list icon in the upper right hand corner of the app.

You can select which clips will play from there as well.

HTH

PD48

@scocar

If using windows10, navigate to the folder below and add .mp3 files there.

C:\Users\??????\AppData\Local\vghd\data\musics

Once added, quit and restart iStripper and the new clips should show up in the music list icon in the upper right hand corner of the app.

You can select which clips will play from there as well.

HTH

PD48

Or you can do it this way.............

On the GUI (app), click on the musical note in the top right corner
Then click the musical note with the plus sign next to the number of tracks (top left}
Select the music to be added in the pop up screen, restart iStripper
Now click back on the musical note in the top right, your music will be there

@JayZ971

Ha, I am using a skin with a dark background and those icons are so light against the black that I didn't even see them until you mentioned it and I went back an looked...

Sure enough, they are there and work as advertised.

But then I haven't added a music file for ages and only today tried it to make sure that what I said would work.

It does but your way is sure easier.

Thanks!

As far as I know, this can also be done in the app by *****&drop from another source (e.g. explorer).

@JayZ971

Ha, I am using a skin with a dark background and those icons are so light against the black that I didn't even see them until you mentioned it and I went back an looked...

Sure enough, they are there and work as advertised.

But then I haven't added a music file for ages and only today tried it to make sure that what I said would work.

It does but your way is sure easier.

Thanks!

You're welcome @pumpdude48 😎

As far as I know, this can also be done in the app by *****&drop from another source (e.g. explorer).

Yes, this way works too.....thanks @SetFuego 😎👍

@SetFuego

As far as I know, this can also be done in the app by *****&drop from another source (e.g. explorer).

Confirmed, even works in Linux 👍

Ha, just tested, by ***** & drop only a link is created there, no (music) file is stored in the target folder. So you can simply put your complete music collection there without moving/copying the files. 😀

Ha, just tested, by ***** & drop only a link is created there, no (music) file is stored in the target folder. So you can simply put your complete music collection there without moving/copying the files. 😀

One thing to be wary of. If the music is on a USB disk if Windows forgets the drive letter or you start iStripper without the disk connected - you lose the playlist (or at least you used to - it may have been fixed now)..

After having to recreate playlists several times I now put all the music files in the Musics folder , as outlined by @pumpdude48.

I also have a couple of sub folders in there so I can move music around easily.