Rome 2 Total War Soundtrack
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IDX extractor
Mod 'Rome Total War Music' version 30.04.19 for Imperator: Rome (v1.0.x) Replaces the vanilla music with music from Rome Total War. Due to the fact that music modding is literally impossible, I've simply overwritten the vanilla music in the bank files and replaced it with Rome Total War music. The Official soundtrack Rome Total War 1. Journey To Rome Part 1 2. Carthage Intro 3. Warrior March 4. Barbarian Victory 6. Eastern Intro 8. Caesars Nightmare 9.
Total War Attila Theme
Uploaded by Vercingetorix - September 04, 2004
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----------------------------------------------<Latest Changes/Update Log:----------------------------------------------
v0.97 - 10/19/05 Fixed problem where BI animations would not pak v0.94 - 06/09/05 Further fixes. Added skeleton scaling.
v0.93 - 06/08/05 Major bug fixes regarding animation scalingv0.91 - 06/06/05 Added xidx shell.
v0.89 - 06/02/05 Added skeleton extraction/packing. Fixed animation scale problem.
v0.82 - 04/23/05 Animation packs now supported
I decided to write a program to extract all the sound files.
Here it is I thought I'd share, to extract the sound files do the following:
1) Copy from the zip file the files xdix.exe and extract_all_idx.bat to you datasounds folder (in your RTW install dir)
2) Run extract_all_idx.bat
3) Sit back and wait while the program does its work
4) Listen to all the music, voices and other soundsHave fun with it guys!
Images
Rome 2 Main Menu
Comments
| Archangel12 | Yeah for some reason whenever I try to extract the sound and music files in the Kingdoms: Crusades and Teutonic mod folders, the idx program runs and says it successfully extracted the files, then xidx stops working according to Windows, and the extracted music files never appear. It's really annoying. You should look into that. Great program otherwise though. |
| drumstickNL July 17, 2008 at 03:32 AM | It took me an hour to figure out how it works, |
| thammy | omg i have no voice anymore !!! cose of this program i mean my whole medieval 2 and kingdoms sound doesn t work well anymore since i use this program please help !!!. aaaaaaah i play stainless steel without voice my general doesn t say anything. my kingdoms crusade doesn t have sound . thats worse. teutonic have sound but no voice n either have click sound -.- i tried to reinstal 2 times and still same problem. and i try to restore my pc but it doesn t have a save point before i instal this idx thing please heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelp |
| KingTheoden1 April 02, 2009 at 02:02 PM | Thx for the animations unpacker , you're great regarding unpacking stupid packed stuff |
| Tellos Athenaios | Just a short note: the batch files attempt to extract all *idx files it knows about in “one pass”. Apparently it is very memory intensive labour on a 64bit Vista system which is probably why I could get this to work only by extracting the files in more than “one pass”. A quick solution is to change the extract_sounds.bat file to: Which attempts to extract all *idx files one by one as if they are sound archives. If an *idx file isn't a sound archive then the xidx program will spit out an error but the batch file still continues with the next item in the list. |
| donggouwa October 16, 2009 at 05:13 AM | did it work |
| Xagamon | This does not work for me; the 'sounds' batch file claims to be successful, but no new files or folder appear. What am I doing wrong? The video tutorial is no help; I did everything word for word and there are no files, even though the system says that the music files were successfully extracted. |
| apansson May 10, 2010 at 10:48 AM | I have the same problem as Xagamon. Everything runs fine, except no new folder is created. So I have no idea if the songs really are being extracted and if so, then where are they extracted? can't finf them anywhere. Would very much appreciate if this was fixed =) |
| Tia | Did everyone who's having problems extract the required .batches and the xidx.exe to the folder that it is needed in? such as xidx.exe and extract_sounds.bat into the sounds folder. use the extract_sounds.bat (or which ever one you're using) before xidx. |
| Tia June 25, 2010 at 01:52 AM | Sorry for double post. Great program! A+ |
| Tellos Athenaios | There is now an updated version available here: http://www.twcenter.net/forums/downl...o=file&id=3559 (executables) http://www.twcenter.net/forums/downl...o=file&id=3560 (source code) For discussion/feedback please see this thread. |
| moonmonkey November 10, 2011 at 07:53 PM | Is there any explanation how to use this program, having problems opening anything? Can someone explain in simple terms what to do? Thanks for any help or advice |
| Zanjia98 | I can't run the skeleton and animation compressor. It says the system cannot find the file specified. Please Help!!!!!! |
| Zanjia98 April 17, 2012 at 01:01 AM | I have the same problem as Xagamon, but it is with the animation packer. I had merged two files of animation, one with 1347 files, the other with 1467, some of the files were the same, so those I just overwrited those. When I packed the all these files, the packer only packed 1359 files even though it should have packed around 1490 files. What is wrong?? |
| Yan Rizal | It work great to extract files from music.dat in RTW & M2TW, output files -> mp3 (RTW 192kbps, 44.1kHz, 2 channels stereo; M2TW 263kbps, 44.1kHz, 2 channels stereo). Operation as simple as stated in ReadMe file. thanks a lot Vercingetorix. |
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