Cl158 AWS Sounds

[Simon_G]

I have a gfeeling you renamed the files, or changed their format

Actually, I have a feeling this is the equivalent of leaving a texture in 24bit format. I've just had a look at the three files and they've been sampled at 44KHz. The 'correct' rate for BVE is 22KHz, I believe, but it makes no odds on most computers: obviously it does on Bizarre's. (The 323 files are of course correctly sampled at 22KHz as you'd expect from Anthony B.)

This error presumably crept into the download when the sound files were updated last Christmas - one to watch for the future obviously. Meanwhile it should be possible for someone to resave the 158 sounds at 22KHz.

 

[Bizarre]

I have a gfeeling you renamed the files, or changed their format

Like I said before, Liam, I really wouldn't know how so that has definitely not happened...

hock:

 

[devon_metro]

I think Simon might finally have solved the mystery!

 

[EmergencyBrake]

Meanwhile it should be possible for someone to resave the 158 sounds at 22KHz.

I could do that if you want me to.

 

[Bizarre]

I could do that if you want me to.

That would be great if you could, as I would then be able to check whether that does finally solve the mystery.

 

[EmergencyBrake]

Hmm, the AWS sounds in 158 folder is in 22KHz originally. They were created on the 9th October 2005

Here they are

 

[Simon_G]

EB, the download was updated on 26/12/05 to use new high quality sounds from John Owen and it's possible that you didn't redownload (I didn't until recently ). The AWS sounds in the updated download have the dates I gave above. While we're at it, the following files are also in 44KHz format:

flang0.wav
p_e.wav
p_m.wav
starteron_lf.wav

 

[devon_metro]

The latest sounds are far better, more whine

 

[EmergencyBrake]

Ah, I wasnt aware that the 158 has been updated! I'll download it now and get the sounds converted to 22KHz

 

[devon_metro]

It's a good'un!

158/7 IIRC, certainly sounds like it.