Ambiance v1.0 - Perfect Sound Injector

[iBotPeaches]

Ambiance v1.0 - Perfect Sound Injector

Made by grimdoomer

 

 

Features

 

• Internalize Any Sound
  
• Inject a Sound of Any Size
  
• Inject Wma into Wav and Vice Versa
  

 

 

How To Use

 

1. Install the Xbox ADPMC Codec, included in the rar
   
2. Run Ambiance and Set your Settings
   

 

 

 

Warning: When Injecting larger sounds, it is not recommended you inject a sound larger then 1mb per tag. You will overrun the xbox's Sound Buffer and the sound will not play, or the game will freeze.

 

To Inject Music larger then 1mb, split it into 1mb blocks, and inject each into its own tag. Then Create a lsnd tag to piece them together.

 

Download

Ambiance.rar

[SmokiestGrunl]

Hey Peaches, can you get me the post generators from ibotmodz.net/lab.

 

I want to re-make them.

 

Edit: I need them because when my HDD crashed I lost them.

Edited January 5, 2009 by SmokiestGrunl

[StevenSVE♥]

I was wonderin when Grimdoomer would finish this project. Finally, I can finish my Grunt Rebellion Mod Project.

[hello.]

Old I know, but is this possible with Windows 7?

[iBotPeaches]

Just tested it, and it took awhile to get the stupid codec installed. Then it worked.

[hello.]

How can I install the codec? When I right click it, it doesn't say install, and I just googled it and couldn't find anything very useful, unless I missed it.

[hello.]

Nevermind, it does say install, but when I click it a window pops up for a split second then goes away and the program still doesn't work for me.

[iBotPeaches]

kk 32bit or 64bit?

 

If you need to see a list of the Windows Media Player components and codecs installed on your computer, do the following:

 

1. On the Help menu, click About Windows Media Player.
    
   If the Help menu is not visible, click Organize, point to Layout, and then select Show menu bar.
2. On the About Windows Media Player dialog box, click Technical Support Information.
    
   Your web browser will open a page that includes information about the related binary files, codecs, filters, plug-ins, and services installed on your computer. A technical support person might be able to use this detailed information to help you troubleshoot problems on your computer.

 

Load that list up then look for either

 

xbadpcm.acm or xbadpcm.acm

[hello.]

I'm on 32 bit and I found xbadpcm.acm.

 

Edit: It will open my map and play the sounds, but sometimes it says the file is being used by another process and I need to wait a few seconds for it to work, and also what I wanted to do was take the screams of Master Chief when he falls of a cliff and dies and turn them into that scream Patrick made on Spongebob when he kicked Sandy at band practice (lol) but it doesn't show me all the sounds. When I click play all, it plays like 10 more sounds then I can see.

 

Edit 2: I internalize the sound then replace it and for some reason it always corrupts my map no matter how many times I resign it and with whatever programs. What am I doing wrong?

Edited December 20, 2010 by hello.

[iBotPeaches]

There used to be a program called like H2 Sound Tools.

 

I'm gonna find it, because not having much luck either with Ambiance.

[hello.]

There used to be a program called like H2 Sound Tools.

 

I'm gonna find it, because not having much luck either with Ambiance.

 

Okay, does that program even work on Windows 7? I swear I tried it lots of times before and had no luck.

 

By the way, sorry I have to waste your time on something most people don't care about anymore lol

[iBotPeaches]

Halo 2 modding still surpasses all modding.

 

Its just becoming a pain because of program compatibility. Halo2 Sound Tools failed miserably for me on Win 7. I'll keep working with Ambiance and see if I can get it to work.

[hello.]

Yeah, Halo2ST just says it stopped working as soon as it opens.

 

I tried something else, changing the sounds of the shared.map to see if that was a difference, and instead of either not loading my maps correctly or not playing sounds or whatever a corrupted shared.map would do, it just reset all the sounds back to the original.