converting music into wav. file for cs Created 20 years ago2004-11-02 20:58:44 UTC by FoxFrost

i was wonderin how you convert a song into a certain wav. file to play on a level. and is there a certain program you need i heard the wav. file was mono 8 or somethin but how would i transfer it to a certain wav. please help for my level it needs stupid mexican music. lol oh no ofense mexican people i acualy find there music kinda good

I recommend using GoldWave audio editor (google).
Just open the desired file and "Save as" a 11025khz Mono wav file.

It's idiots like you (first anonymous) that are turning this site bad.

If all you want to do is complain and flame, then I'm sure people won't mind if you never come back to this site.

11025 hz *
22 khz is way too much you stupe.

Don't that program only transfer mp3's into wave?

that program rocks but the level freezezs when its half way loaded so i cant tell right now if it works : : so im kinda disapointed but that would be cool if i could tell that it wors wha wha wha cry cry i want it to work but otherwise that program is cool thanx

Any errors in compile log?
Try running out-of-hammer, if you get what I mean.

Yeah, try manually running the map.

Make sure your sounds are in sound as well.

Um, no.

http://www.snarkpit.com/editing.php?page=tutorials&game=HL&id=98

Microsoft PCM, 8-bit, mono, unsigned, with a playback rate of 11025Hz.

Shut Up. You must stop being a twat right now.

Try making a small room, and put the ambient_generic, and a func_button in tehre, and manually trigger the sounds yourself, just to check it works.

Whenever you have a tricky set up that might not work but you want to check, always use a plain room to test until something works, nothign worse than compiling for an hour only to find out it didn't work.

No matter how annoying The Zombie may seem, he's a good guy, and he'll cut your balls off if you disagree.

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Not you Rab Himself, the anonymous douchebag.

Yeah, I figured as much.

Why couldn't you have said that in the first place before calling him names.

Who are you? actually, I don't care.

I believe that 11KHz is preferred for dialogue, as 22KHz won't lip-'sync'.

So it'll work for music then?

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