The new forums will be named Coin Return (based on the most recent vote)! You can check on the status and timeline of the transition to the new forums here.
The Guiding Principles and New Rules document is now in effect.
How to get the game music
Guardian
Registered User regular
Registered User regular
If you read the credits at the end, they say that they used mp3 format so....
1) copy and paste the .fsb files to some other folder from
Program Files\Hothead Games\Precipice of Darkness\parpg\data\sounds\ep_1
to a different folder (so as to not mess up the sound of your game).
2) Change the filenames of the files in the new folder so that the extension .fsb is .mp3
(example: parpg_ep1_cutscenes.fsb changes to parpg_ep1_cutscenes.mp3)
3) Then Play the file. However, Windows Media Player plays the file horribly. I highly recommend VLC.
As for if it works on an ipod or some such other device, I don't know. You'll have to see.
1) copy and paste the .fsb files to some other folder from
Program Files\Hothead Games\Precipice of Darkness\parpg\data\sounds\ep_1
to a different folder (so as to not mess up the sound of your game).
2) Change the filenames of the files in the new folder so that the extension .fsb is .mp3
(example: parpg_ep1_cutscenes.fsb changes to parpg_ep1_cutscenes.mp3)
3) Then Play the file. However, Windows Media Player plays the file horribly. I highly recommend VLC.
As for if it works on an ipod or some such other device, I don't know. You'll have to see.
Guardian on
0
Posts
But until then one could use audacity to edit out just the end song from the beginning of the parpg_ep1_mx_streams.fsb file, which is more or less a mp3.
Just a thought.
My name is antichris, and I approve this message.
To each their own.
To maintain editorial integrity I must admit that I personally have extracted the end music from PAA Ep 1 and have added it to my collection of songs by that artist. I will not sell or distribute this music and, as a show of support for PA, I fully intend to purchase a soundtrack if any becomes available.
I am consumer of several forms of so called "free" pirated digital media, but I fully admit that what I am doing is wrong. It really bothers me when people feel "entitled" to something that simply does not belong to them.
With that out of the way:
With Intellectual property It's a question of rights.
When I go to best buy and purchase a movie I am buying a license to show the movie to anybody I want in a private setting.
If I want to charge people to watch it, that's a different license.
If I want to show it in public, that's a different license.
If I want another copy, I must purchase another license.
Just because I posses a copy of the movie on a DVD that is capable to being used for all of the above purposes, that DOES NOT entitle me to do so. Getting away with something is simply not justification.
Some feel entitled to extract the music from the game and not buy a soundtrack.
They might feel as if they already own a copy of the music.
Technically they own a product that contains the music as part of it's presentation.
Looking at it another way.
Let's say that you are an artist that does book covers.
An author pays you a small amount of money specifically to put your picture of a blasted landscape on the cover of his new book. You are simply paid a flat fee, which is a mere fraction of the royalties you would expect to receive if that same author were selling lithograph's (High quality prints) of that same artwork.
If the author then began selling thousands of poster sized copies of the cover of the book, would you feel that you were entitled to a significant share of the profits?
My name is antichris, and I approve this message.
3ds friend code: 2981-6032-4118
http://forums.penny-arcade.com/showthread.php?p=5626286#post5626286
You want me to buy the music? I already bought it. It's in the game, I can just make saves that will start me at places where the music I like plays and listen to that.
Anyways, I'm not talking about it any more.