@Aurora2 There is no strange sound in either of the youtube videos for me so either there is a problem on your end or there is a problem on youtube, I just placed the links there so people could hear the songs. Either way this doesn't matter because as I said before I only used sound files that were already in the game, so if you heard no strange sound before the mod you wont hear any after.
I think the youtube issue is on your end, because they sound fine to me. As for in game there shouldn't be any noise as I just used the sound files that were already in the game.
http://www.thenexusforums.com/index.php?/topic/456412-xwm-audio-format/page__st__10 thats page 2, if you scroll down theres a tutorial from kentoss, and page 3 tells u how to change from converting to xwm or to wav using a .bat file, your computer folder settings might need to be changed to recognize the .bat and .txt at the end of a file name to change the way it opens a file, I just googled for that. keep in mind that u might have to uninstall microsoft visual C from control panel/uninstall a program to be able to install the older Microsoft's DirectX SDK. I had no problem running skyrim after this change, So good luck to all and I hope to see more music mods out there =).
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There is no strange sound in either of the youtube videos for me so either there is a problem on your end or there is a problem on youtube, I just placed the links there so people could hear the songs. Either way this doesn't matter because as I said before I only used sound files that were already in the game, so if you heard no strange sound before the mod you wont hear any after.
But whatever then i won't use this mod.
Is this annoying noise in the sound file as well? Because then i'm sure i won't use it :/
thats page 2, if you scroll down theres a tutorial from kentoss, and page 3 tells u how to change from converting to xwm or to wav using a .bat file, your computer folder settings might need to be changed to recognize the .bat and .txt at the end of a file name to change the way it opens a file, I just googled for that. keep in mind that u might have to uninstall microsoft visual C from control panel/uninstall a program to be able to install the older Microsoft's DirectX SDK. I had no problem running skyrim after this change, So good luck to all and I hope to see more music mods out there =).