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M_S_Holder

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ogg problems
« on: 17 Dec 2002, 18:43:10 »
Normally I use .wav files for OFP, but lately I've been trying to use .ogg files for sound effects.  This isn't working.

I'm using Goldwave.  Can anyone tell me the exact specs that I must save my .ogg files as?
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Kaliyuga

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Re:ogg problems
« Reply #1 on: 17 Dec 2002, 23:48:23 »
 I use a constant  (not variable) bitrate of 256000
 for my .ogg music files and It works fine for me...

I think the most important part is not having a variable bitrate
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Navy_Seals

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Re:ogg problems
« Reply #2 on: 18 Dec 2002, 23:37:04 »
Quote from: M_S_Holder on 17 Dec 2002, 18:43:10
Normally I use .wav files for OFP, but lately I've been trying to use .ogg files for sound effects.  This isn't working.


Ehhmm... i got one question for ya. How were u able to use wav. files in OFP if it supports only ogg. format
And about ur question read the tutorial on top of the sound forum, cheers ;)
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M_S_Holder

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Re:ogg problems
« Reply #3 on: 20 Dec 2002, 22:02:07 »
I'm using .wav files for weapon sounds.  Saved at 16 bit, mono signed, .wav files work just fine.  .ogg files are a different story.

For music I use .ogg files.  I've read the tutorials for music, and I've had no problems; however, when I try to convert my .wav weapon sound files to .ogg, the sounds are silent in game.
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