Select them all and extract them to a folder (SELECT YOUR EXTRACTION PATH TO AVOID CLUTTERING YOUR DESKTOP!)Ħ)Now, close the window and open XCC Audio Mixer in RA2 mode. They start around the Chrono Miner's voice and end around Romanov's. Select the files you just extracted.ĥ)Now, all the new unit voices aren't scattered around, they are right next to each other. A dialog will pop up and tell you to select your audio files. If you have downloaded the voice patch, follow my instructions:Ģ)Open XCC Mixer, and open your langmd.mix file.ģ)Open audio.mix, and extract audio.bag and audio.idx.Ĥ)Now, launch XCC Sound Editor again, but this time choose "open". You should play every audio to make sure. Most ambience noises have filenames that begin with "a", credits up/down start with "u" and vehicle noises are right under their quotes, most of the time, and have something like "sta" in their filenames. Now, you would need to delete the credits up/down sounds, ambience noises and other useless stuff. Once it is open, click "Launch" on top of the window and open XCC Sound Editor. Also, you can download a patch from here: that adds the new unit voice sounds from Yuri's Revenge.ĭownload XCC Utilities: and open XCC Mixer. You would need something much better than a SD800 to use this fix.Ģ)This option works for everyone: delete all offending sounds in the audio.
Sounds will cut off and sound terrible if frames drop, and that includes EVERY sound. This option would be ideal, as it emulates every sound in the game faithfully. Zofia/Eva, etc.) You have 2 ways to get around this:ġ)Use the dsound.dll fix I provided on my previous ExaGear post.
This means that the volume options have no effect, and sounds that are supposed to be quiet (tank engines, credits up/down sounds, ambience) are the same volume as the music and foreground noises (unit voices, building deployment sounds, Lt. READ, VERY IMPORTANT: The regular wine dsound.dll works fine, but it has a major problem: all audios are the same volume. Playable (albeit a bit laggy) on a Snapdragon 800, Nexus 5. Yuri's Revenge requires AT LEAST 800圆00 resolution, and loading screens take about twice as long as regular RA2. Regular RA2 plays super smooth at 640x480, 16bpp and low graphics settings.
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