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Engraver

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Engraver

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Make your own music discs

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Minecraft
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Blank Disc Goes into the Engraver.
Engraver Put a blank disc in, choose an audio file, and press Engrave. The disc comes out as an Engraved Disc carrying that song. You can also put an Engraved Disc back in to re-engrave it.
Engraved Disc Plays in a normal jukebox like any music disc. Everyone nearby hears it, and players who walk up later hear it from the right point in the song. Hoppers and comparators work with it too.
Radio Has a channel (1–99), a power switch, volume and a disc slot. With a disc inside it plays the disc. With antennas on top it also broadcasts the disc on its channel. Without a disc it plays whatever is broadcast on its channel, if a transmitter is in range.
Antenna Stacks on top of a radio. Each segment adds 128 blocks of broadcast range to a transmitting radio, or 64 blocks of extra reception to a receiving one. Up to 8 segments count.

Broadcasts loop, and every radio on a channel stays in sync. A broadcast keeps going even when the transmitter's chunk isn't loaded. You can also right-click a radio while holding an engraved disc to put the disc straight in.

Recipes

  • Blank Disc (makes 2): coal or charcoal in a plus shape around an iron nugget.
  • Engraver: iron, diamond, iron / iron, jukebox, iron / three smooth stone.
  • Radio: three planks / redstone, note block, copper ingot / three planks.
  • Antenna (makes 2): redstone above two copper ingots in a vertical line.

Using the Engraver

  1. Right-click the Engraver and put a Blank Disc in the slot.
  2. Click ... to pick a file. You can also drag a file from Explorer onto the Minecraft window, or paste a path into the box.
  3. Type a song name, or leave it blank to use the file name.
  4. Press Engrave. The file uploads to the server, and the disc on the platter spins until it's done.

Supported files: MP3, OGG (Vorbis), WAV and FLAC, up to 25 MB and up to 2 hours long. The server admin can change the size limit.