This is the song browser/importer.

Use the Up and Down arrow keys (or PgUp, PgDn, Home, and End) to navigate the menu. To change which song you are editing, select the Song number and press the Left and Right arrow keys.

When you add a new song slot, it starts out empty. You need to import a file into it. Pick "Import Song..." and press ENTER or SPACE.

Here is a list of the supported song formats:

.MID - MIDI Music is like digital
  sheet-music. It is a description
  of which notes to play and which
  instruments to play them with.
  MIDI has very small filesize,
  so it is the most popular choice
  for people who want to keep their
  game size small. However there are
  several reasons to avoid MIDI!
  Sound quality is variable, as MIDI
  music does not sound the same
  on every computer.
  There is the risk that MIDI might
  not play at all (mostly on Linux)
  and it's not supported on Android.
  There are problems with changing the
  MIDI volume on Windows, which can
  cause the whole program to go silent.
  You typically can't seek in MIDI.

.OGG - Ogg Vorbis is digital music.
  If you need higher quality sound,
  or voices, or if you want to make
  sure that your music sounds the
  same on all computers, use OGG.
  The disadvantage is that the
  filesize can be much larger.

.MP3 - This popular music format has
  the same advantages as OGG, and
  the same disadvantage of large
  filesize. When you import an MP3
  file it will automatically be
  converted to OGG (using the madplay
  and oggenc tools).

.BAM - Bob's Adlib Music format was
  once the only format supported.
  Like MIDI, BAM is a sheet-music
  format that describes musical
  notes. It has very small filesize,
  but suffers from the same
  quality and consistency issues
  as MIDI music.

.MOD .XM .IT .S3M - Tracker formats
  are sheet-music format similar to
  MIDI, but they can also include
  digital samples of the instruments
  they use, and they always sound
  the same no matter which computer
  they are played on. Their filesize
  is usually bigger than MIDI or BAM
  but is usually smaller than OGG
  or MP3.

Extra metadata like file comments is shown for some audio file formats, especially OGG files.
The `quality' of OGG files is the approximate equivalent quality setting used to encode them (if encoded by the OHRRPGCE's oggenc tool).

Click on the seek bar at the bottom of the
screen to jump to different times. Seeking
is not supported in all formats.

Press F2 to change the volume level in the editor. This is not saved in the game, it only affects Custom (the editor).

In some builds (versions) of the OHRRPGCE, you can press F3 to see a menu of playback options for module tracker music. Again, these changes aren't saved, they only affect playback in the editor.

Press F4 to export a list of all song names to a .txt file.
