adding audio name to my truck

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alexmastro
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adding audio name to my truck

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does anybody know MTM2 won't play the sounds I assigned in the .trk file? I podded the truck with binedit and even added the .wav files to the pod...but i can't find out if it worked because army won't say a sentence that uses one of the sounds i'm using...
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What file did you use?
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Post by Cale »

Start a game with the truck alone and hit K on the keyboard. That's what would normally switch the view from truck to truck, and Army says the name of the truck it switches to. With only 1 truck though Army just says the name. That's how I test my sound files.
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The WAV files have to be in a particular format. PCM 11kHz 8-bit mono. If you don't match the format, the game won't use them.

Also, I know this is obvious but make sure you haven't turned commentary off [:P]
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i tried the change truck thing to see and no it must be a bad file type, so i checked and it turns out i can't view the summary to see what type of .wav it is so i'm wondering if theres a way to restore this or recreate the .wav with new properties...if that makes sense at all
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Post by Drive2Survive »

Can you play the wav file, say in Media Player?

To change the format, try this: Load your wav into a sound editing program (Sound Recorder that comes with Windows will do - Start Menu->Accessories->Entertainment->Sound Recorder - or you can use a more comprehensive sound editing software if you have it), check if it plays, and go to File->Save As and set the format to that specified for the game. Then rebuild your pod file with your new wav and see if works in the game now.
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Post by alexmastro »

thanks i already had it about 5 minutes after my last post but thanks anyway!
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