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BenMakesGames · Mar 31, 2024 · 71767df · 71767df
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diff --git a/BenMakesGames.PlayPlayMini.NAudio/BenMakesGames.PlayPlayMini.NAudio.csproj b/BenMakesGames.PlayPlayMini.NAudio/BenMakesGames.PlayPlayMini.NAudio.csproj
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     <PropertyGroup>
         <Authors>Ben Hendel-Doying</Authors>
         <Company>Ben Hendel-Doying</Company>
-        <Description>Get seamless looping music in your MonoGame-PlayPlayMini game using NAudio.</Description>
+        <Description>Get seamless looping music, and cross-fade, in your MonoGame-PlayPlayMini game using NAudio.</Description>
         <Copyright>2024 Ben Hendel-Doying</Copyright>
         <Version>0.1.0</Version>
 

diff --git a/BenMakesGames.PlayPlayMini.NAudio/README.md b/BenMakesGames.PlayPlayMini.NAudio/README.md
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Seamlessy-looping music is important for many games, but MonoGame's built-in mus
 
 `.mp3`, `.aiff`, and `.wav` files are supported out of the box. For other formats, you will need to install additional NAudio packages and do a little extra configuration:
 
-#### `.ogg`
+#### Add Ogg Vorbis (`.ogg`) Support
 
 Add the `NAudio.Vorbis` package to your project.
 
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ In your game's `.AddServices(...)` configuration, add the following line:
 s.RegisterInstance(new NAudioFileLoader("ogg", f => new VorbisWaveReader(f)));
 ```
 
-#### `.flac`
+#### Add FLAC (`.flac`) Support
 
 Add the `NAudio.Flac` package to your project.