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T!nker
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Posted: 22nd Oct 2006 19:16
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Hi,

Hope i didn`t miss a tutorial for sounds! I would like to use my own sound effects, is there any set format they must be saved as?
I usually work with PCM wav 22050Ghz Mono. Would this be fine?
Do i simply replace all original sounds by renaming my own?
Can i add sounds and simply point to them using the script?

Thnx for any assistance.

T!nker

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Darth Vad3r
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Posted: 22nd Oct 2006 19:56
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Not that I'm aware of.
Probably.
Yes, but you should back up the generic ones you replace.
Yes.

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T!nker
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Posted: 22nd Oct 2006 20:15
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Thank-You Sir!

Backups made too,

Tinker

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Luke314pi
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Posted: 23rd Oct 2006 01:14
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You can use WAV, MP3, or OGG formats.

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T!nker
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Posted: 23rd Oct 2006 01:26
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Great news, thx a lot.

T!nker
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Silent Thunder
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Posted: 23rd Oct 2006 01:52
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Quote: "MP3"

really?

Quote: "22050Ghz"

waitwaitwait, for me anything above 44,100 Mhz doesn't work.
but 2205000(or so) Mhz works for you?!?!?!

wow, my sound program can't even go that high.


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T!nker
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Posted: 23rd Oct 2006 15:46
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@ Luke314pi

Hi, I have tried mp3 but it does not play in game? Any special settings?

What`s the deal with an .OGG file?

@ Silent Thunder,

I convert my sounds using CoolEdit, nice programme, not too expensive. I have a 10MB Sound file that plays fine using 22050Ghz 16Bit Mono

Thnx again.

Tinker
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G4fan
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Posted: 5th Nov 2006 00:44
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What I use is Adobe Audition V2 and set the Ghz lvl 41000.

I don't know what you're interested in, but that works for me.

I normally use .wav types, but .mp3 is good.
(There is also a thing called a .MIDI type. I don't know what it's used for.)

@Luke314pi, I agree with T!nker. What's up with .ogg types?

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