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So Fo2 music files...

Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2005 2:07 am
by Janus Matchell
Yeah the other day on the Sex, Jet and Rock and Roll discussion board there was a converstion about the Fo soundtracks. And well that left me curious and confused on the subject mater of ripping the music files off of the game. So here it goes...how the hell to rip the mp3's from the Fo games? I mean I could go to program files but last time I ventured into that part of my computer I wound up having to format due to a gross miscalculation on my part needless to say you need your system 32 file they are you friend.

Re: So Fo2 music files...

Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2005 2:12 am
by Mr. Teatime
Janus Matchell wrote:Yeah the other day on the Sex, Jet and Rock and Roll discussion board there was a converstion about the Fo soundtracks. And well that left me curious and confused on the subject mater of ripping the music files off of the game. So here it goes...how the hell to rip the mp3's from the Fo games? I mean I could go to program files but last time I ventured into that part of my computer I wound up having to format due to a gross miscalculation on my part needless to say you need your system 32 file they are you friend.
Well you can get the FO2 music on DAC <a href="http://www.duckandcover.cx/fallout2/mus ... p">here</a>. As for ripping from the game, I don't know.

And as for the last half of your post - I don't believe there's a smiley we have installed to express how I feel. I did :rofl: though.

Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2005 2:20 am
by Janus Matchell
Yeah thanks man. I am still trying to figure out how to turn ACM files to MP3 files so far no luck and my adobe audition is being teh super gay right now. Normally it lets me convert different files to different types when I need to the only problem is there isn't an option to convert ACM to MP3 which really sucks.

Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2005 6:21 am
by Kashluk
I think there was no special utility for this task... But you had to change the frequency, I think. To normal 44KHz(?) or something, I'm not sure. Otherwise they'd play too fast/slow.

Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2005 9:35 pm
by Breakneck
Janus Matchell wrote:Yeah thanks man. I am still trying to figure out how to turn ACM files to MP3 files so far no luck and my adobe audition is being teh super gay right now. Normally it lets me convert different files to different types when I need to the only problem is there isn't an option to convert ACM to MP3 which really sucks.
2 everybody: Hey, there IS an utility to convert ACM to wav (~80kb). Moreover, there is a Winamp plugin for ACM files (~64kb). And, there is a program which can convert music from different games to wav format (but it doesn't support mp3 and ogg :sadblinky:)(~700kb).
2 Janus Matchell: I have all this stuff and I can send it to you via e-mail. Just contact me (mail or icq).

A little advice: surf russian sites... :D

Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2005 9:35 pm
by Kashluk
With *special* utility, I meant that it can be done with regular audio editing software. Like goldwave (shareware) for example.

Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2005 9:42 pm
by Breakneck
Kashluk wrote:With *special* utility, I meant that it can be done with regular audio editing software. Like goldwave (shareware) for example.
I haven't tried regular audio editing software on Fallout ACM files yet... So I cannot say if it works.

Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2005 2:59 pm
by Franz Schubert
Teatime wrote:Well you can get the FO2 music on DAC here. As for ripping from the game, I don't know.
For years I've been trying to explain that those aren't the Fallout 2 files. Those are from Fallout 1. Every audio track that is unique to Fallout 2 is not in that list. I have them all on my computer of course. Hey Teatime I could send them to you and you could upload them to the page and add a note saying they're the REAL Fallout 2 files.

Then again, you've been getting away with it all messed up ever since you got here, so why fix it now, eh?

Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2005 7:38 pm
by porksoda
Franz Schubert wrote:For years I've been trying to explain that those aren't the Fallout 2 files. Those are from Fallout 1. Every audio track that is unique to Fallout 2 is not in that list.
You speak the truth, those are indeed from Fallout 1.. and missing the last track, as well ("Khans of New California".. unless I'm blind and just didn't see it there).

I was lucky enough to stumble onto the soundtrack on interplay's fallout site (back when interplay still had employees). They had the complete collection of mp3's from Fallout 1 + 2, Planescape: Torment, and the Baldur's Gate series all available for free download... Until one day I noticed they took the whole thing down.

Glad i burned em when i had the chance.

Mark Morgan is an ambience master.

Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2005 7:44 pm
by Mr. Teatime
You have the tracks? I'd appreciate it a lot if you could mail them to me (mr_teatime@duckandcover.cx or mr_teatime007 @ hotmail.com), or upload them somewhere where I could get hold of them, then put them up on DAC. The FO ones are the most important, but I wouldn't mind the PS:T or others either.

I THINK my mailbox is big enough, though if you could do them in batches rather than one big email that would be appreciated.

Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2005 7:56 pm
by porksoda
Mr. Teatime wrote:You have the tracks? I'd appreciate it a lot if you could mail them to me (mr_teatime@duckandcover.cx or mr_teatime007 @ hotmail.com), or upload them somewhere where I could get hold of them, then put them up on DAC. The FO ones are the most important, but I wouldn't mind the PS:T or others either.
I'll see if i can host it on my webserver for you (not sure if i have enough space left - the Fallout mp3s are about 70 megs, and Torment as well).. Check your email later tonight and I'll have the details worked out.

Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2005 8:01 pm
by Mr. Teatime
Sure. I could also set up limited FTP access for you on DAC to upload it, if you don't have webspace for all the files. Let me know if you need this...

Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2005 4:24 pm
by King of Creation
Why not just use the ACM2WAV program to rip the music files, then just convert the wavs to mp3s?

Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2005 4:44 pm
by Stainless
Mr. Teatime wrote:I THINK my mailbox is big enough, though if you could do them in batches rather than one big email that would be appreciated.
Get a gmail account?