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F.A.Q

Common questions, common errors, and their quick fixes.

Here you can see, common questions and common errors and their fixes for 0r-radio.

Audio started cutting out - breaking up - crackling on when using custom submix system.

Check in this order:

  • If you restarted the script while the server was already running, try a full server restart instead.
  • If you have edited the submix settings in config.lua without knowing what they do, reset them to default.
  • Make sure you are using the latest version of pma-voice.
  • Verify your start order in server.cfg:
cfg
ensure ox_lib

# framework
ensure es_extended      # or qb-core / qbx_core

# inventory
ensure ox_inventory     # or whichever one you use

# voice
ensure pma-voice

ensure 0r-radio
  • Open the file pma-voice/client/init/main.lua and remove or comment out the lines from 83 to 95.
lua
-- local radioEffectId = CreateAudioSubmix('Radio')
-- SetAudioSubmixEffectRadioFx(radioEffectId, 0)
-- -- This is a GetHashKey on purpose, backticks break treesitter in nvim :|
-- SetAudioSubmixEffectParamInt(radioEffectId, 0, GetHashKey('default'), 1)
-- SetAudioSubmixOutputVolumes(
--     radioEffectId,
--     0,
--     1.0 --[[ frontLeftVolume ]],
--     0.25 --[[ frontRightVolume ]],
--     0.0 --[[ rearLeftVolume ]],
--     0.0 --[[ rearRightVolume ]],
--     1.0 --[[ channel5Volume ]],
--     1.0 --[[ channel6Volume ]]
-- )
-- AddAudioSubmixOutput(radioEffectId, 0)
-- submixIndicies['radio'] = radioEffectId
  • Make sure your voice convars are configured correctly:
cfg
setr voice_useNativeAudio true
setr voice_use3dAudio false # native audio and 3d audio cannot be enabled at the same time.
setr voice_enableRadios 1
setr voice_enableSubmix	1
setr voice_useSendingRangeOnly false
I can't join channels.

Check in this order:

  • If you renamed the resource from 0r-radio, it can cause this issue.
  • Make sure the channel exists in the config. If it is above publicChannels, it must be created first.
  • Check if the channel is job-restricted and whether you have the required job.
  • Check if the channel requires duty. If so, make sure you are on duty. config.lua -> channels -> duty = true/false
I can't open the radio.

Check in this order:

  • Check the server/client console for any error messages. They may indicate what is causing the issue.
  • The radio item in your inventory may differ from the one in config.lua. Please make sure the item name defined in config.lua matches the item in your inventory system.
  • You may have set up the item incorrectly. Please check Items for the correct configuration.