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This article deals with the issue that arises whenever users have either of the following music extensions installed, because they overrule StreamMusic and thus make its usage unreliable: | This article deals with the issue that arises whenever users have either of the following music extensions installed, because they overrule StreamMusic and thus make its usage unreliable: | ||
*[[:Category:SoundCommands|Sound Commands]] (short: SC) by Scanti | *[[:Category:SoundCommands|Sound Commands]] (short: SC) by Scanti | ||
*[http://www. | *[http://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/19772/ Enhanced Music and Control] (short: EMC) by HawkleyFox | ||
*[http://www. | *[http://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/26892/ Better Music System] (short: BMS) by side777 | ||
This tutorial summarizes briefly, in the first part, how to play custom tracks with each of these three extensions. This doesn't go deep into the details, because all of this is already documented in other articles (links included). | This tutorial summarizes briefly, in the first part, how to play custom tracks with each of these three extensions. This doesn't go deep into the details, because all of this is already documented in other articles (links included). | ||