The problem is most probably at another place - the export/saving options of the audio program. MP3 (and most probably also OGG, I don't know that) isn't a 'single' file format, it's a type of formatting that might use one of dozens of different compression formats. Those formats are constantly improved to make the resulting audiofile smaller and/or better.

As a result older programs might get problems opening files with variants that use newer or more exotic compression formats - simply bcause they're missing the codec for decompression used by that file variant. Nistune Keygen Software. Try saving the audio with different options/rates from your audio program and see if that helps.

General help with RPG Maker 2003. Common errors and their solutions, links to resources, answers to common questions, and tips.

Error: The image is not 256 Colors. There are many ways to fix this error, but some are better than others. The steps will vary depending on the photo editing software you use, but here's a quick and easy way to fix it without losing any color information.

Download this free photo editing software: Once you have up and running, use the program to open the image you're having issues importing. • Go to File and then Save As. • Select PNG for the 'Save as type:' option • Select 8-bit for the 'Bit Depth' option and leave the Dithering level and Transparency threshold at their defaults • Then click OK Now go back and try importing your image again and it should work just fine! Graphic Templates: ChipSets (Tilesets) [ChipSet image size: 480x256 / Each tile: 16x16] Here's a good tutorial about how RPG Maker 2003 handles tilesets by Trujin. CharSets (Characters) [CharSet image size: 288x256 / Each 'character slot': 72x128 / Each frame: 24x32] Take note of directions the character faces and animations of walking. FaceSets [FaceSet image size: 192x192 / Each 'face slot': 48x48.