Registered: Mar 2001
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Where can I get a FS or FS2 sound editor?

Anyone know?

Thanx.

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Registered: Feb 2001
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Well hello there

Do you mean making new sounds or altering the originals?

Well, they are only WAWs...

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Registered: Feb 2001
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Arf ! Prophet thinking he's the experienced one, *chuckles* Fuzzy is an old friend of the babylon project

How's it going fuzzy? Where have you been ?

Anyway about your question you should be more specific...you can add new sounds simply with microphone and sound recorder although i doubt they would be good. I suspect you mean a proper sound editor like sound forge...dunno about that...ask IceFire as hes doing sound

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Registered: Jul 2000
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I've been using GoldWave (www.goldwave.com I think) shareware. Quite useful.

FreeSpace 2 sounds are all wav files. Most are compressed into Microsoft ADPCM format some aren't. Varying bit rates are used depending on the sound.

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Registered: Feb 2001
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Hey!
I know Fuzzy from the firstones forum! I've been there myself!
hmph, bah, doh,

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Registered: Feb 2001
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Isn't this supposed to be only freespace2: The Babylon 5 project questions area?

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Registered: Apr 2001
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Yeah ! It's FUZZY MODEM !
Great to see you are still with us !

I know Goldwave , used it in the past ( 6-7 years ago )
It's efficient.

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I've been working hard on my movie. Thinking of using Freespace sounds instead of making all my own. Running low on time and man power...

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Actually all I want to do is use the sounds. All the data folders apear to be empty, though I must assumb they are not... looking for a "show all" command or something. If they're just wavs I don't even need an editor...

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Registered: Feb 2001
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Haha now your talking.....you need a program called "vpview32" if you look in the main directory of freespace you'll see a load on files of vp nature...these are packs with all the datd pacled in them....kind of like a zip file....once you have vpview32 you can access the files and extract the wavs....i think theyre in sparky file...i think you can get vpview from one of these areas

[url="http://www.decent-network.com"]www.decent-network.com[/url]
[url]freespace.volitionwatch.com[url]

i think.......good luck

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quote:

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Originally posted by CptWhite:
.kind of like a zip file

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Registered: Feb 2001
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o bugger off with your techie talk kazan...the principle is the same ...you cant access them until you have the program...thats what i was relating it to a zip for !

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Cptwhite is right, for the un-programmingly elite...or whatever, zip file is a close enough aproximation. Its just an archive and it keeps things simple. Simple is good Kazan.

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And .zip-files don't need necessarily be compressed, the filetype supports non-compressed archives.

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