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napster4

[ 15:34 ] [ 01 Mar 2008 ]

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Title says it all xD. Can you add your own music to the disco...?

Shrooms

[ 17:32 ] [ 01 Mar 2008 ]

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Doing this at the top of my head:

Backup the sound.rfa first

use winrfa to extract sound.rfa to your desktop or whatever

find disco.wav and replace it with the song of your choice. make sure the filename remains disco.wav

Also remember it must be in 44k or 22k compression depending on your game audio settings

pack it correctly, (the basepath should be the sound folder)

napster4

[ 13:57 ] [ 03 Mar 2008 ]

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Joined: [ 10:14 ] [ 09 Feb 2008 ]

ok cool. dose the song have to be in a special format or can it be put in there as normall. like just taken off a CD..? no formatting..? And where do i put the songs in where i put it in with some other files.....?

FlaMiN

[ 15:21 ] [ 03 Mar 2008 ]

Joined: [ 06:22 ] [ 07 May 2004 ]

There are just two versions for the disco currently.
The 22kHz and 44kHz versions.

You should probably go for the 44 kHz version as very few people will have sounds card not capable of running 44 kHz sounds.

So you decide.. but the final wav file must have either of the following properties to work in game.

PCM 22.050 kHz, 16 Bit, Mono
or
PCM 44.100 kHz, 16 Bit, Mono

Although windows sound recorder does have the capability of changing a wav to these settings it has never worked properly for me in tha past. Speak to a pirate (usually found on the bay) and find your self a simple audio editing program. take your mp3.. and save/export to a wav with either the 22 or 44 kHz settings.

Shrooms

[ 17:55 ] [ 03 Mar 2008 ]

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You can also go to this thread

http://is82.com/e107_plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?6730

napster4

[ 02:40 ] [ 04 Mar 2008 ]

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Joined: [ 10:14 ] [ 09 Feb 2008 ]

ok so i get any song and make sure its 16 Bit or Mono, if its not i make it one of them two, but then i dont understand that bit with the PCM 22.050 kHz..?

FlaMiN

[ 03:48 ] [ 04 Mar 2008 ]

Joined: [ 06:22 ] [ 07 May 2004 ]

getting bored here napster... you have all the information you need.. time to use your brain.

slicksharpshooter07

[ 10:14 ] [ 04 Mar 2008 ]

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or just send it to me to convert it for u

Batmarde

[ 11:13 ] [ 04 Mar 2008 ]

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Joined: [ 09:56 ] [ 25 Jun 2006 ]

ya lol i convert 4 u

If you think I'm an ass, My job is done here.

Sp!tfire

[ 11:19 ] [ 04 Mar 2008 ]

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lol, also, 999 forum posts!!

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