Pristontale Music

hi sorry if this is a noob question, but is possible change the BGM audio on pristontale,
like change the ric song, for a custom on e..

yes if i am not wrong its in Gamefolder\wav\Ambient
and i think sumomo have released manager to change the music in towns its should be in release section.

Background music is in Wav\BGM and Wav\Ambient... what music is what I couldn't say, as I've not had background music playing since the first time I played back in the beta days.

Oscuros Wav Patcher will patch out the start, and any standard PCM encoded Windows IFF Wave (.wav) will play back in PT. PT doesn't use DirectShow, WDM or ActiveMedia to play the sound though, so watch what you do with ACMs. Audio Compression Manager codecs don't work, in my experience it has to be an "Uncompressed" 8, or 16 bit Wave file.

i want to change the background music on the towns and some maps, like the music on ric.

i saw a server that has custom music playing. dont mean the ambient background
but it doesnt allow me to switch BGM files.

any knows a program to convert any audio formmat to BGM format?

look for torrents with programs which do BGM codecs or BGM codecs add-ons you can use for your exisiting program. There should be a few out there. If your interested, you can also change the music on the load-screen when you start the game.

Woa! That's not right breaker1845... Sorry, but the PT .BGM files I have are Windows PCM .WAV files with a different file extension... they are not actually special BGM files at all.

To change the format of a standard uncompressed Wav file to a PT BGM, just rename it from "MyMusic.Wav" to "MyMusic.BGM" job done.

Analyse please, "town 1 - tempskron_ricarten - when wind comes-o.bgm" after Oscura WavPatch:-

Code:

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52 49 46 46 8C 2E 81 00 57 41 56 45 66 6D 74 20  RIFF....WAVEfmt

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That's the IFF header of a standard Windows sound wave file. If you check my PPT client, you will see I have un-obscured the headers and renamed all the file extensions to .wav so they can be freely edited and developed.

I figured, I had a look for BGM file extension converters and found none, thanks for the info.