New Folder called "Music"

[Kodoss]

And for our italian friends this one:

"Marcia Reale"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxzcw...eature=related

[Tavingon]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B44uK...eature=related

This

[satchenko]

My election: Wagner! . For the luftwaffe, min 7:00 to fordward

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEk8bMeXU78

[Kodoss]

It works YEAH!!!

I used VLC to convert my mp3-files into ogg-files.

You have to use this Setting:
Vorbis audio
44100Hz
192 bit
2-channels (for Stereo)
and then convert it to an ogg-file.

Save it under Users\...\documents\1C SoftClub\il-1 sturmovik cliffs of dover\music\

Start you game and "Aces High"

[satchenko]

Excellent Kodoss!!!!!! good work. Thanks mate!

[Kodoss]

By the way you can save more than 2 files in it.

I have at the moment:
background_de.ogg (Aces High)
background_gb.ogg (Battle of britain march)
background_it.ogg (marcia Reale)

It plays all 3 titles.

[Trooper117]

Great.. just like the old IL2

[JG1_Luckystrike]

No luck for me.

[Kodoss]

a little how to:

Open VLC media player (VideoLan).
Click on Media (medien by me, have the german version), then on convert/save or ctrl+R (shortcut).
Then by the File-folder click on add.
search for your file you want to convert (like "Royal-Navy-march.mp3") and click on open.
Now it should stay added in the folder.
Click on Convert/save.

Now you have a new window.
On the top you see you file which you want to convert.
click on profile and search for "Audio - Vorbis (OGG)".
then click on the tools-symbol.

Click on audiocodec and check for:
Hook on Audio.
NO hook by originaltrack.
Codec: Vorbis.
Bitrate:192KB/s.
Channels: 2.
44100 Hz.
then save.

Click on "destination file" and put in the path and the name of your new file (don't forget the .ogg).

click on start and bingo you got your music as an ogg-file.

Save them in the music directory of your documents\1C Softclub\Clod directory.

start your game and and enjoy.

[jamesdietz]

Korngold,Steiner...Warner film composers et al....