The music kicks so much *** in Unreal Tourney. I heard there was a soundtrack for it. I looked everywhere on the net for the CD. Where can I buy it?
Where can I buy Unreal TourneySoundtrack CD?
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I don't think it's available yet,did you try the gt store,they have alot of Unreal/UnrealTourney stuff. http://www.gtstore.com/index.asp
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Troll
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Try doing the same thing that I did to extract my Q3A soundtrack: use WinZip to unzip the *.pak file. You get all the textures, music, wav files, models, maps, etc. Of course it's HUGE...but was cheaper than buying Sonic Mayhem's CD.
Try unzipping the large file that contains the music. See if that works. The soundtrack will most likely be in a series of *.wav files.
--Troll
Try unzipping the large file that contains the music. See if that works. The soundtrack will most likely be in a series of *.wav files.
--Troll
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Morgan
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Or... you could use a program like ModPlug and listen to the music files directly. You can resample them and put them on CD if you want 
[Ci]Morgan|PuF
Actually, you'll have to use UnrealED to do it, just go in, select Music on the right hand menu, import, then select the tracks you want, then click export and choose the directory. You may need a winamp plug-in to play them, and you may not.
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If you have a cdr
Open up UEd, select music (where it says textures)
click open, select the first file in the music dir
click export, save as (filename).wav (important to write .wav or file will not save!)
remember to click the tab to all files (where it says .wav, failure 2 do this and it will not save!)
UEd saves the files in 8bit, 11khz (me thinks)
its way less than CD quality so you might not want to bother doint this but hey, its up to you.
After that, if you have a CDR, you can use the .wav files to record audio tracks onto the cd
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Open up UEd, select music (where it says textures)
click open, select the first file in the music dir
click export, save as (filename).wav (important to write .wav or file will not save!)
remember to click the tab to all files (where it says .wav, failure 2 do this and it will not save!)
UEd saves the files in 8bit, 11khz (me thinks)
its way less than CD quality so you might not want to bother doint this but hey, its up to you.
After that, if you have a CDR, you can use the .wav files to record audio tracks onto the cd
i'm your §µÞ€®ß暆™!