Originally posted by Von Hally:
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dont know bout your prob mate....but where did you stumble upon these mpegs
always looking for radio broadcast etc over music....
could u post a link???
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Sorry, can't give a link but it's name is 'KM99 WWII Radio Broadcasts', I got it via Google search and downloaded on Utorrent if that's any help.( Hope that doesn't get me into trouble? At the weekend I'll look at breaking it down into year by year files and uploading to FF.
Originally posted by Von Manteuffel:
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If your in-game settings are at max you can always increase the overall volume of your sound-card ( access the program via Control Panel ).
That might bring your gramophone volume up to an acceptable level but risks making all the other in-game sounds too loud.
What I would suggest is downloading a program such as MP3Gain. It's freeware:
http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net
It allows you to nornalise the volume of a whole batch of mp3 files. I'd experiment with a short sample until you're happy with the in-game balance, then run the lot through Mp3Gain. You might have to do it in a few batches, but it can handle fairly heavy loads.
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Thanks for that, I'll give it a go.
Originally posted by Twexl:
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you could try the windows sound recorder--programs/accessories/entertainment/sound recorder.I use this to increase the volume on individual sh3 sound files
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Thanks, but that was one option i was trying to avoid, just the thought of editing 2.2 Gigs of mp3's is daunting (in the region of several hundred individual files). The sound recorder only edits .wav files anyway, but thanks for the reply.