@JustNdrew
Sorry I mean to reply to "@IrateRedKite okay thats very bad I have downlaoded the Mod Studio but… I´m to stupid to unterstand… "

And Copilot is AI.

Why don’t you open the tutorial in Edge and ask to CoPilot to help you

How can I put 227 wav file inside an UTF file?
More specifically I’m talking about trent_voice.utf, I’ve extracted and edited all the wav file but I can’t find a suitable operation to reinsert the wav file inside the UTF if not one by one by hand with UTFEditor

I noticed that in the intro of fp7setscene.utf there are some audio files that are not played, I am using Freellancer HD latest version, yet I checked the length of the audio files and they are the same as the original, what could it depend on?

In particolar in the Freeport 7 scene, skips the “Incoming laser” and the final scream…
I’ll check the audio again, but I think they are fine

Thanks, I’ve found it, the intro is ready and I’ve learned a bunch about the file structure, and more I’ve to study xD

Oh, I know I’m very in late, but with Audacity all you need to export audio file is to set Wav format, mono
Sample Rate at 22050hz
Encoding Signed 16-bit PCM

Also there a very useful tool, I use ElevenLabs (it’s an AI) to generate the voices, which are saved as MP3, but with Kabuu Audio Converter i can transform all the audio file with one click directly in PCM wav at 22050 and 16 Bit

Another note in case anyone is interested on editing the existent audio files without messing with the cut scene, it’s imperative to keep the same time length or you scene will be messed up and the voices gets overlapped.

I’m looking for the first audio file of the intro.
I’m talking about the voice acting when the Freeport 7 get attacked.

I’m working on translating and dubbing (with AI) the game in Italian, but I can’t find the first part of the intro, while the second (mix_s002xe.wav) is already done.

Thank you in advice