Posts: 132
From:SF,California, USA
Registered: Mar 2001

posted 03-27-2001 05:13 PM               

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It would be cool if there was a tool that can turn a mp3 music into a wav file. So then you could trigger your favorite music in the game. Wouldn't it be cool?Well anyways is there a tool that can do that?

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From:Johnson City, Tennessee, USA
Registered: Jan 2001

posted 03-27-2001 07:18 PM               

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There is software that will do that. There may be some who will disagree with me on this, but Music Match Jukebox is an excellent program for making/converting MP3s. There are many programs available for download, but Music Match works great for me.
http://www.musicmatch.com

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From:Johnson City, Tennessee, USA
Registered: Jan 2001

posted 03-27-2001 07:21 PM               

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Never mind the above post. You have to record it at 44 16bit stereo sound file using, well, I don't know. My computer came with the software that will let you do this. Maybe yours did too. My program is called Media Rack. Any help on this, guys?

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From:Uphoria
Registered: Jan 2001

posted 03-27-2001 10:40 PM               

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Either way if you want others to experience your music they will have to download it. If you could make the game convert the file as it plays that would be cool. You need to make the wav files MS-ADPCM format too. I use Cool Edit Pro to do that. There are lots of apps that convert mp3's to wav's. Try Mp32wav. Thats what i use

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From:USA
Registered: Mar 2001

posted 03-28-2001 10:16 AM               

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I've been using Sound Forge XP, it comes with most Sound Blaster Live cards. The trick is the file has to be 44Khz, 8-bit and in Microsoft ADPCM Wav format.

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From:Johnson City, Tennessee, USA
Registered: Jan 2001

posted 03-28-2001 11:20 AM               

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44Khz, 8-bit and in Microsoft ADPCM Wav format! That's right, I always get stuff like that wrong. "44 16 bit stereo". Boy, was I off! Not even close.

Thanks, Monolith!

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From:London, England
Registered: Dec 2000

posted 03-29-2001 11:12 AM               

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what about winamp?

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