Fallout: New Vegas Sounds.mp3

Post » Tue May 10, 2011 10:08 pm

I was wondering if someone from staff (probably not) or a user could give me the link to download the mp3 file of various sounds from New Vegas such as a door closing or when you open an ammo box. I am looking to make a Windows 7 theme and I just need the sounds. I'm not asking you to make one, I just want to know if someone has one already. If nobody has one, don't worry about it. Thank you.
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mike
 
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Post » Tue May 10, 2011 3:21 pm

Do you have the game on PC? If so, I could upload the program I use to extract the sound files from the game's .bsa files, and you can do it yourself.

Edit: Actually, I think it's on the nexus site. I just couldn't remember the name/their own site link. But it's the NVMM (new vegas mod manager) file, maybe you can search for it.
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Post » Tue May 10, 2011 11:14 pm

Fallout New Vegas ships with most if not all of the tracks from Fallout 1 & 2, as well as it's own.
Most of the music installs to the Music folder in the FO:NV Data directory (I don't think you need to extract anything).

The default path is "%ProgramFiles%\Steam\steamapps\common\fallout new vegas\Data\Music"
or "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Steam\steamapps\common\fallout new vegas\Data\Music"
Depending on your OS. (In your case Windows 7 of course.)

The quickest way to find it is to just right-click on any shortcut to the game (Fallout New Vegas), and choose Properties, then click the "Find Target" button. (or just enter a search for the 'SteamApps' folder to find all of your Steam games including FO:NV)

If you have the Fallout Mod Manager installed, it has the tool you need for extraction included with it, and can be run from the menu to extract what you want that is not in the Music folder. In FOMM, open the tools menu and run BSA Browser, Click the "Open" button, and navigate to the FO:NV data folder and open the "Fallout - Sound.bsa" archive.
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Post » Tue May 10, 2011 10:21 pm

Fallout New Vegas ships with most if not all of the tracks from Fallout 1 & 2, as well as it's own.
Most of the music installs to the Music folder in the FO:NV Data directory (I don't think you need to extract anything).

The default path is "%ProgramFiles%\Steam\steamapps\common\fallout new vegas\Data\Music"
or "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Steam\steamapps\common\fallout new vegas\Data\Music"
Depending on your OS. (In your case Windows 7 of course.)

The quickest way to find it is to just right-click on any shortcut to the game (Fallout New Vegas), and choose Properties, then click the "Find Target" button. (or just enter a search for the 'SteamApps' folder to find all of your Steam games including FO:NV)

If you have the Fallout Mod Manager installed, it has the tool you need for extraction included with it, and can be run from the menu to extract what you want that is not in the Music folder. In FOMM, open the tools menu and run BSA Browser, Click the "Open" button, and navigate to the FO:NV data folder and open the "Fallout - Sound.bsa" archive.


Thanks for the tutorial but, I am on the Xbox 360. Sorry I didn't clarify. This is useful though
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Post » Tue May 10, 2011 2:17 pm

Fallout New Vegas ships with most if not all of the tracks from Fallout 1 & 2, as well as it's own.
Most of the music installs to the Music folder in the FO:NV Data directory (I don't think you need to extract anything).

The default path is "%ProgramFiles%\Steam\steamapps\common\fallout new vegas\Data\Music"
or "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Steam\steamapps\common\fallout new vegas\Data\Music"
Depending on your OS. (In your case Windows 7 of course.)

The quickest way to find it is to just right-click on any shortcut to the game (Fallout New Vegas), and choose Properties, then click the "Find Target" button. (or just enter a search for the 'SteamApps' folder to find all of your Steam games including FO:NV)

If you have the Fallout Mod Manager installed, it has the tool you need for extraction included with it, and can be run from the menu to extract what you want that is not in the Music folder. In FOMM, open the tools menu and run BSA Browser, Click the "Open" button, and navigate to the FO:NV data folder and open the "Fallout - Sound.bsa" archive.

If you bought the Steam download version, all those files are in .bsa files and you must extract them if you want to see the individual tracks or images/textures. I think if you bought the disc version, you can see them. Just not in the DL version.
Edit:the music (like for the radio) is viewable, but sound-effects/dialogues etc are what are in the .bsa's.
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Post » Wed May 11, 2011 1:35 am

If you bought the Steam download version, all those files are in .bsa files and you must extract them if you want to see the individual tracks or images/textures. I think if you bought the disc version, you can see them. Just not in the DL version.
Edit:the music (like for the radio) is viewable, but sound-effects/dialogues etc are what are in the .bsa's.

Didn't know that bit :goodjob: (Bought the disc version)
Still FOMM will extract the PC files.
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Post » Wed May 11, 2011 12:29 am

Well it seems like Crimson has the ability to do it...
I would very much appreciate if you could just compile the files into one long audio file and I could cut and separate it on my own. Just asking... I would appreciate and give you credit when I uploaded it to YouTube.
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