Audio Editor?

[Smuggly]

Where do you get the audio editor that was used to make the stadium sounds you hear when playing the game?

[DYosua]

It's in the "Audio Success" thread in the Mod Previews forum... I haven't submitted it to the site officially yet. The direct download is here.

[Smuggly]

Thanks for the answer now I would like to please know how to make it work.

[aceshigh]

It's pretty straightforward.

- Open the program and click on the "browse" button next to the "MLB 2K Audio File" line.

-Choose the ".bin" file you want to work with, and double click on it. The program will open it automatically. Give it a few seconds and you will notice that the window right below will start filling up with lines with lots of numbers: those are the tracks contained in the file you opened.

-Next step is to find the track that you want to replace. If you are not sure which file you want to replace, you can click on one and then press the "Play" button to obviously play said track.

-When you have found the track you want to replace, save its ID number, so it will be easier to find it again. Then look at its lenght: the audio file that we want to replace a certain track with cannot be longer than the original track lenght. My suggestion would be to replace the original file with one that is about 1 second shorter (and most importantly stereo, or else it won't play in the game!)

-After you have found the perfect audio for your needs, click on the "browse" button next to the "User Audio File" line, find said audio file and import it.

-After the file is imported, select the file you want to replace with a click of the mouse, and then click on the "Replace Audio Segment" button.

Job done The only long part of this job is to find out all the IDs, but once you have them all figured out, it all becomes really quick.

Hope this helps!

EDIT: If at the end, the program won't let you replace files, close the program and run it as administrator.

[Smuggly]

Done as you instructed but after highlighting a file in the list of numbers the play and stop button are grayed out and nothing happens when i click on them to pick which file i would like to replace. I can't just delete or replace if I don't know what it is.

[aceshigh]

I think DYosua may have given you the link to the first version of the tool. There was no "play/stop" function with that version of the program, which came with the very next version (always released by DYosua). Try downloading the one included in >this post

[Smuggly]

Thank you so very much for your quick response, that is just what I needed. You made a 74 year old baseball lover very happy!

[aceshigh]

I'm very glad I could Have fun soundmodding! Feel free to pm me, if you need any more help.

[Smuggly]

still a problem when I pick my wav file User Audio File then the bin file wont show and i just have song info and a blank box on the right with id length duration description and nothing showing for those. if i can only get back to the bin file by clicking the clear button on User audio file.

[aceshigh]

That's because you might have picked a user audio file longer than every other track contained in the .bin file. When you pick, let's say, a 30 seconds long "user audio file", the box on the right will automatically hide the other tracks that last less than 30 seconds, until you press the "clear" button. That's because, like I said in my first post, you cannot replace a certain track with an audio file that's longer than the original track

[Smuggly]

Thanks once again for you input that solved the problem and I am glad and happy now for an old man