@amkrogh89: > Sadly, there's no way to convert these files to MIDI without significant sound and data loss. Some game developers in this forum have told me that, with some amount of scripting, MP3s can be used in a game engine. I haven't tested it, so I don't know how that would be accomplished. > > OGG is a file type for sounds, just like MP3 is a file type package. OGG generally has better sound quality at lower kilobytes-per-second speeds and file sizes. You can convert OGGs to MP3s if you want to using Audacity, a wonderful, free application for Mac & Windows that allows you to cut, edit, and remaster sound files. You can find Audacity here: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/ > > I apologize for not having any MIDI files for download. I use virtual instruments and samples that can't be exported in MIDI format with my software. Hopefully you can find a way to incorporate MP3s into your project. > > On that note, does anyone know of scripts that would allow our fellow game makers to use MP3s? Even if we can't get these songs to work with Eclipse (Which I'm sure we can, there are some geniuses on this forum) I want to thank you for sharing your beautiful music :)