Extracting, and Converting SR4's Soundtrack
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Arglaar
Nitpicking Bastard
Follow these instructions, replace SRTT specifics with SRIV.So, any idea on how to incorporate SR:TT's soundtrack/radio stations into SR IV?
http://www.saintsrowmods.com/forum/threads/custom-radio-stations-guide.2/
Actually this won't work because SRIV uses a new audiokinetic wwise code package, unless you pay attention to a few extra things:
1. You have to use the new tools for SRIV for extracting and building the packages.
2. to use ww2ogg, use the tool (batch file) provided in this thread by 0ricul.
3. To convert your own song/songs from SR:TT you have to use the new Wwise tool from 2013, not the one from 2010. You can find it here: https://www.audiokinetic.com/downloads/ Minimaul is actually working on getting the exact same build that volition used but the newest from 2013 works fine for the radio stations.
Unfortunately it seems that you have to convert all audiofiles from SR:TT new in order to use them in SRIV :-/
Arglaar
Nitpicking Bastard
I knew some things had changed between 3 and 4 but not exactly what, which is why I phrased it like I did.
Thanks for the actual information, Bluemond.
That program is actually a 15 day trial. I suggest using this freeware instead: http://www.freemake.com/free_audio_converter/
Thank you Oricul for your good work and comprehensive guide and thanks also to all the good people here that posted additional info and tips.
Has anyone here extracted and converted all the music sound tracks ( background mission, radio stations and interface stores ) into MP3 format ?
If so, may I respectfully request an upload of 3 compressed archives ( .zip, .rar or .7z ) that contain the SRIV music in MP3.
For example;
SRIV_Soundtrack.rar
SRIV_Radio_Stations_Music.rar
SRIV_Interface_Stores_Music.rar
Thanks
or a Professer Ginki Soundboard.
Has anyone here extracted and converted all the music sound tracks ( background mission, radio stations and interface stores ) into MP3 format ?
If so, may I respectfully request an upload of 3 compressed archives ( .zip, .rar or .7z ) that contain the SRIV music in MP3.
For example;
SRIV_Soundtrack.rar
SRIV_Radio_Stations_Music.rar
SRIV_Interface_Stores_Music.rar
Thanks
or a Professer Ginki Soundboard.
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[V] IdolNinja
Volition Staff
Thank you Oricul for your good work and comprehensive guide and thanks also to all the good people here that posted additional info and tips.
Has anyone here extracted and converted all the music sound tracks ( background mission, radio stations and interface stores ) into MP3 format ?
If so, may I respectfully request an upload of 3 compressed archives ( .zip, .rar or .7z ) that contain the SRIV music in MP3.
For example;
SRIV_Soundtrack.rar
SRIV_Radio_Stations_Music.rar
SRIV_Interface_Stores_Music.rar
Thanks
or a Professer Ginki Soundboard.
Not going to happen. Extracting and converting your own files is fine. Uploading copyrighted material so that anyone can download it is not acceptable.
Thanks for the info IdolNinja.
Would the Professer Genki voice sound tracks also be considered copyrighted material ?
Perhaps it is, since there is no Genki soundboard to be found on the internet.
This is a bit of a necro-post, but I felt this was the relevant topic to post my findings. I rolled my sleeves up and waved my fingers around in the muck, and now I've got a list of radio tracks and their corresponding files to put out there. Some thanks go to the_metal_invader, as without that partial list, I don't think I would've had the desire to begin my own radio replacement project in the first place.
Hopefully, this will help anyone who might be working on their own project.
I will note, however, that I used an odd method of locating these tracks that may not be fool-proof. I replaced all of the media files in the game, then manually listened to each track by adding it to the mixtape in-game to figure out what went where. It might have been backwards as all Hell and I could very well have mixed up some tracks, but I'd like to hope this list is mostly accurate.
Hopefully, this will help anyone who might be working on their own project.
I will note, however, that I used an odd method of locating these tracks that may not be fool-proof. I replaced all of the media files in the game, then manually listened to each track by adding it to the mixtape in-game to figure out what went where. It might have been backwards as all Hell and I could very well have mixed up some tracks, but I'd like to hope this list is mostly accurate.
