Decoding / Encoding .ogg Files

[tF-voodoochild]

Re: Decoding / Encoding .ogg Files

Place everything in one folder, you should have oggenc.exe, ogginfo.exe, replacement.wav, original.ogg all in one folder.

Browse to this folder at the dos prompt.

Run "ogginfo.exe original.ogg"

This will give you lots of information about the original audio file including bitrate and serial number, both of which are important since you need to duplicate those with your replacement audio.

Once you've figured out what the bitrate and serial need to be you can then encode the replacement.wav file using "oggenc.exe -b 112 -s (whatever the serial is) replacement.wav"

Take replacement.ogg which has just been created and put it back in the folder within the zip that has the sound you want to replace and rename it to be exactly the same as the original file.

[SuperB]

Re: Decoding / Encoding .ogg Files

I want to add to this lovely post by posting my BF2 sound tool pack. Its all the tools you need to follow this guys nice tutorial and get in sounds properly. It include the right version of the sound files and batch files that do the conversion properly.

I wont host these forever if some one wants to host them somewhere go ahead.

http://www.anyplaceanytime.org/Bf2%20Sound%20Tools.zip

[NAK[n00gz]Wolf]

Re: Decoding / Encoding .ogg Files

so do we have to do all that just to change the menu_loading music

as my map i wanted to have other tunes

[MarkHawk]

Re: Decoding / Encoding .ogg Files

It says warning whole in data and quickly the DOS command closes right after opening up replacement.wav.

[MarkHawk]

Re: Decoding / Encoding .ogg Files

any ideas?