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Redxii922
6th Oct 06, 4:36 PM
Hey, the audio in the game is very cool, and i would like to extract em to listen to, many of the lines are halarious :). But im having problems extracting the SGA's. I tried the modding tool, but when i went to extract all, i just keep getting a Run time Error, Out of script. I found another way to take em out, but there .BSC files.. how do i play those in WM?
communist_bob
6th Oct 06, 5:12 PM
I don't think you can play .BSC, but in the SGA archive there should be in sound\wav\ everything you need, in the .SMF format, those you can force WM to play.
Redxii922
6th Oct 06, 5:25 PM
know any .SMF to .mp3 converter? Sound Forge 8 from sony does not work :(, and i wanna put these sounds in my CSS server, there halarious :D!
BiTMAP
6th Oct 06, 6:14 PM
you cannot do that as that violates the IP rights of Relic and THQ.
fneep
6th Oct 06, 6:21 PM
SMF to WAV converter (http://forums.relicnews.com/showthread.php?t=109039)
Redxii922
6th Oct 06, 6:22 PM
is this really illegal? its not like im selling it, i just want to listen to it. And i can't force WM to play .smf and i do own the game so.. Is this legal?
fneep
6th Oct 06, 6:30 PM
You can listen to them yourself but just don't distibute them.
solecist
6th Oct 06, 6:32 PM
no worries, man. you're seriously paranoid if you think you're going to get in trouble for using someone else's sounds for personal use.

hell, half of the publicly available sound packs for other popular WWII-themed games are taken straight out of saving private ryan
Provac
6th Oct 06, 7:41 PM
Yeah no worries, as long as the sounds arent distributed or sold for profitt you can use them in anyway you feel like it.

Unless the company had a no mod policy, then youd be violating the user agreement and they could sue you.
BiTMAP
6th Oct 06, 7:43 PM
Yeah no worries, as long as the sounds arent distributed or sold for profitt you can use them in anyway you feel like it.

Unless the company had a no mod policy, then youd be violating the user agreement and they could sue you.

This is still wrong,

The fact is, it places sound bytes and files from a game that someone may or may not own, onto their machine without them purchasing the sounds or the game they came from.

sure you might not get in shit for it, but its still wrong, and therefore I personally think it is wrong to help anyone do it.