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I think Qloof knows how to do this. He said that for Quantum Tunnel.

I use a program called Audacity to change the music. This is required for this tutorial.

1. Open Audacity
2. In Audacity click go to file than open
3. Go to your Wonderland Adventures game folder. then click data folder and music folder open any of the .ogg files.
4. You now have a wonderland adventures music which you can save as an mp3 if you want.
5. in audacity go to Project and then import audio
6. select the mp3 you want as a WA music
7. after importing, delete the music with one number on it. that's the one you opened first.
8. go to file and export as ogg vorbis. Go back to the WA music folder and save. It is strongly recommended you create a backup before saving.
9. Play WA. You should have your music on it!

This tutorial can also help you convert ogg to mp3.

Only Audacity can do this? Or you can use any program of its kind?

Technos72 wrote:I think Qloof knows how to do this. He said that for Quantum Tunnel.

I use a program called Audacity to change the music. This is required for this tutorial.

1. Open Audacity
2. In Audacity click go to file than open
3. Go to your Wonderland Adventures game folder. then click data folder and music folder open any of the .ogg files.
4. You now have a wonderland adventures music which you can save as an mp3 if you want.
5. in audacity go to Project and then import audio
6. select the mp3 you want as a WA music
7. after importing, delete the music with one number on it. that's the one you opened first.
8. go to file and export as ogg vorbis. Go back to the WA music folder and save. It is strongly recommended you create a backup before saving.
9. Play WA. You should have your music on it!

This tutorial can also help you convert ogg to mp3.

Sorry, Reading ??? page of the Hex editing topic will have a easier and more complete tutorial than this.

At least he tried to help the community. You could at least say 'good job' instead of saying his tutorial is bad compared to others.

I forgot to say any program that is similar to Audacity. sorry

I got classical music playing now!

no its easy convert a file to one of those files where it asks you want to open it with then put it in the music folder rename one of the music files and rename the conveted file into its number and TADA its now wonderland music
No effence though

Thanks for that. I thought it wouldnt work that way. Next time when I try to edit a game's music I will try your method first. If it doesn't work, then I'll use Audacity.

@ Tails: Giving additional advice is not offensive. That's actually a help to him.

I just use Audacity to convert whatever I need. I find it much faster and easier than those converters to simply press the "Export as .XXX" button.