Well, If you are the type to disregard Windows and opt for a Linux Distribution, the only two games that will ever have functional user track stations will be GTA III and GTA VC. In GTA V, the station goes by “Self Radio”.Īs for the Definitive Editions of GTA III, GTA VC, and GTA SA: Expect the GTA IV and GTA V means of implementing your.
In GTA IV, the station goes by “Independence FM”. Like GTA:SA there are option for sequential playback, random playback, and random playback with commercials and commentary from DJs. Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto V are more convoluted in the sense that the music (or shortcuts to the music, which is really what you should be doing) is stored in a shared Rockstar Games folder (because this was the time when the Rockstar Games Launcher came out), with GTA IV and GTA V having dedicated folders for each that each contain a User Music folder. The station goes by the name of “User Track Player”. In game, there was also the option to play the tracks sequentially, randomly, or randomly as a radio station with commercials. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas changed this, instead of having a mp3 folder in the game directory, it placed it’s user track folder in the user’s documents alongside the save game files and pictures taken by the in-game camera. This user track station formula remained unchanged in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, with it’s MP3 player appearing after Wave 103. There is no DJ on this “station”, it is just the valid. Whoopee, which are locked to a special “police dispatch” station) after Chatterbox FM. When playing GTA III, this MP3 Player station will show in a car with a standard radio (so not the Emergency vehicles or the Mr. mp3 files would show up as “OK”, and everything else would show up as “not an MP3 or supported MP3 type”.
In this folder is a text file called MP3Report.txt that would act as a check for files in the folder, including itself. mp3 files, which I may have not done) that was placed in a mp3 folder included in GTA III’s game directory. What it is is a radio station that played. When the PC port of Grand Theft Auto III came out in 2002, it introduced a novel feature that consoles still don’t have and mobile devices implemented in a very roundabout way called the MP3 Player.
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