[gavo2004]

i was just woundering if anyone could help me, Ive been trying for ages to make some pak's for the sound machine but cnt get it to work, can anyone help?

[P.]

Shouldn't be too hard its just .wav files in a folder. However, they have to be compressed in a certain way so the program and uncompress them.

If your not planning on changing the Pak that often you could just put the .wavs in one of the cache** folders.

[gavo2004]

Shouldn't be too hard its just .wav files in a folder. However, they have to be compressed in a certain way so the program and uncompress them.

If your not planning on changing the Pak that often you could just put the .wavs in one of the cache** folders.

Sorry yove lost me, Hav you got msn messenger so you can explain to me on that.

[Mcqueen_]

Explain your problem in more detail and someone might beable to help.

Where do you get stuck? Or describe what you do exactly.

[gavo2004]

Explain your problem in more detail and someone might beable to help.

Where do you get stuck? Or describe what you do exactly.

well i get my clips that i want, pu them into win zip, save it as pak 1 and then wen i put it into the sound machine it wont worj

[Mcqueen_]

Well, If you follow the Creating Your Own SoundPaksinstructions you'd see you're missing out step 5 then.

[Dopey]

Have you renamed the file SoundPakX.pak?
(X is a number between 1 and 50)
The file needs to be a ".pak" file if you renamed it then you may need to show file extensions and make sure its not a *.pak.zip file (double extension)