Mmmm, kind of sort of. Keep in mind these are for the most part 30 minute shows, and it seems like if you tune in late, the show will sometimes start late for you. So these shows should keep you busy listening for the whole month if you use any amount of time compression at all even with only 1 broadcast a month.

Okay, thanks. Maybe I got nothing because I tried it in War Patrol mode, not Campaign. I mean, it found both stations but there was nothing. Maybe I should have waited longer.

Sounds like a great mod. :cool: Downloading it now. Thank you! :)

Ok daft question are you supposed to d/l all 6 rar files or just the one numbered 6?

All six. Then by choosing to un-rar one of them it unpacks all of them. The total size is over 600 MB.

If you start in 1941, you'll get a show the night of december the 10th. Then the next will be January 1, 1942. Then the first of every month for the rest of the war.

It should work in war patrol mode too, but again they only get broadcast on the 1st of every month.

Yes, exactly as letterboy1 wrote. You need all 6 parts to extract the mod.

I swear I had that in the readme on the first version:hmm:, but that note saying you need all 6 parts to extract vanished from this version's readme :damn:

well, i'm confused....again.

i downloaded all 6 files. When I unpack the first one,
no problem. When I try to unpack the rest, it wants
to overwrite files. Am I supposed to just unpack these
all into the same folder or should i have a radio hollywood 1,
radio hollywood 2, etc......

could you tell me what the file structure should look like
before i drop it in the mods folder?

many thanks......this is really good stuff.

You just extract the first one. Rar grabs the files from the other packs to make the one folder you'll need.

Download all 6, extract the frist one. That's it.

File structure
Version 2 Radio Hollywood\Data\Sound\Radio

Then you'll have a Hollyood and Los Angeles folder. Within those, you'll have an events folder.

Maybe I'll put up a download/installation instruction.txt on filefront.

Thanks for that look forward to listening to it.:up: :up: