Hello guys!
I am new to this, I got the Dig on CD the original eddition. Now i want to listen to the music and videos within the game. Can anybody help me how to do it???
Thanks guys!!!

Just download the great SCUMM Revisited, available at http://scummrev.mixnmojo.com)
The open Dig's datafiles (don't remember if music was joined or in a separate data file) and search for the music tracks, the iMuse cues. You can listen to the music and save tracks as standard wave files :)

As I remember, Scumm Revisited 2 couldn't decode the Dig music, and the release of version 3 doesn't have all the files it needs....is there another program that can save the music as wave files?


CCCP

Before the server move:rolleyes: someone posted about the dig music player on lucashacks (http://scumm.mixnmojo.com/). You could play the music in that and just record it in a similar way to this (http://64.246.44.70/~lucasforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=60415) thread I suppose.

Yes, I have the Dig music player, but my soundcard (SB128) can't record from a wave-out source because of Microsoft's/Creative's stupid Win2K drivers :(

and plugging the sound-out to line-in drops the quality even lower than it already is. I guess I'll just have to wait until ScummVM or another program supports Dig music (or if I have time try to figure it out myself...)

CCCP

or you can even trash Win2K...

heh I could, but it is more stable than any other current Win32 platform.
I don't know enough Linux to permanently switch, and I definately don't want a Mac as my main system. :)

So I'll stay with Win2K for the time being.


CCCP

I have the dig cd and I try to save the songs as wav in scummrev but I keep getting this error "Unsupported Sound Codec: 12(0x00000000C) Can I do something to fix this?

Scumm Revisited does not support music from The Dig. It does support Curse of Monkey Island, however. No, you can't fix this.

Originally posted by moebius
Just download the great SCUMM Revisited, available at http://scummrev.mixnmojo.com)
The open Dig's datafiles (don't remember if music was joined or in a separate data file) and search for the music tracks, the iMuse cues. You can listen to the music and save tracks as standard wave files :)




ok well i guess this guy doesnt know what hes talking about

hey, none here knows what we're talking about :)

CCCP you're not really openminded if you think you won't be able to switch to linux and use Win programs from there... (nothing personal) :)

I never tried to open The DIG datafiles with ScummRev, so I thought that it could open (and decode) them. Sorry.