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Taldrenites => General Starfleet Command Forum => Topic started by: Futurama_Guy on February 12, 2004, 11:35:14 am
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Just a generic dumb question for SFC3. But everytime I try to change or "swapout" a sound file from the SFCSounds.zip file and replace it with one of the same name and bitrate I lose that sound.
I wanted to change some of the weapon sounds to the alternate or more accurate versions and instead I get nothing. I've been able to swapout files with the various soundpacks individuals have made available and they work fine but when I try to do it myself or try to do only specific ones no luck. I want to change out some voices eventually but I'm afraid that wont work either. Any advice or suggestions?
Thanks!
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When you add/replace the file are using zero compression?

I have changed several of the weapons sounds with no problem.
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I'm not sure. In which case, should or should I not be using it [zero compression]?
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Yes. Compression needs to be set at zero. That's probably what's causing your problem.
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So it seems! Thanks for the advice!
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Tip - use Creative PlayCenter - convert your file to .wav & then to .mp3 - make sure it is set to 128kbs (which is default) - and you will have no problems.
Be warned - do not use long sound files, you'll create additional lag, though "Impact Lag" is a totally different thing...
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Just a generic dumb question for SFC3. But everytime I try to change or "swapout" a sound file from the SFCSounds.zip file and replace it with one of the same name and bitrate I lose that sound.
I wanted to change some of the weapon sounds to the alternate or more accurate versions and instead I get nothing. I've been able to swapout files with the various soundpacks individuals have made available and they work fine but when I try to do it myself or try to do only specific ones no luck. I want to change out some voices eventually but I'm afraid that wont work either. Any advice or suggestions?
Thanks!
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When you add/replace the file are using zero compression?

I have changed several of the weapons sounds with no problem.
-
I'm not sure. In which case, should or should I not be using it [zero compression]?
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Yes. Compression needs to be set at zero. That's probably what's causing your problem.
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So it seems! Thanks for the advice!
-
Tip - use Creative PlayCenter - convert your file to .wav & then to .mp3 - make sure it is set to 128kbs (which is default) - and you will have no problems.
Be warned - do not use long sound files, you'll create additional lag, though "Impact Lag" is a totally different thing...