Ripping sound effects and voices from the game?

[MMan3000]

Hi.

 

I was wondering how can I rip sound effects and voices from Fallout New Vegas?

 

Thanks in advance :biggrin:

[ita]

An easy way would be to use the BSA Browser feature in FOMM to extract the files you want.

[MMan3000]

An easy way would be to use the BSA Browser feature in FOMM to extract the files you want.

 

Cool thanks! I'll check it out. Kudos!

[ita]

Happy trails, partner. 8)

[MMan3000]

Happy trails, partner. 8)

 

 

Thanks but one more quick question if you don't mind. How do I use the BSA Browser? I located it in tools but what do I do from there?

[ita]

When you load up the Browser I suppose you see a pretty blank window with a bunch of buttons in the lower part?

Press the one that says 'Open' and another window should pop up, showing you the files in the Data folder in your New Vegas install directory. Double click on the .bsa file you want, let's take Fallout - Sound.bsa as an example, it'll load up and return you to the previous BSA Browser window. It should look something like this:

 

http://i56.tinypic.com/dxnsat.jpg

 

 

All you have to do is to select the files you want and press 'Extract' and it'll ask you where you want to save the files.

If you want you can filter for specific phrases by typing it in the text box in the bottom of the window, e.g. typing hunting will show you all the files with the word hunting in its file path.

 

Hope this helps! :thumbsup:

[MMan3000]

When you load up the Browser I suppose you see a pretty blank window with a bunch of buttons in the lower part?

Press the one that says 'Open' and another window should pop up, showing you the files in the Data folder in your New Vegas install directory. Double click on the .bsa file you want, let's take Fallout - Sound.bsa as an example, it'll load up and return you to the previous BSA Browser window. It should look something like this:

 

http://i56.tinypic.com/dxnsat.jpg

 

 

All you have to do is to select the files you want and press 'Extract' and it'll ask you where you want to save the files.

If you want you can filter for specific phrases by typing it in the text box in the bottom of the window, e.g. typing hunting will show you all the files with the word hunting in its file path.

 

Hope this helps! :thumbsup:

 

Wow thanks!

 

I'd give you kudos twice if possible! :laugh:

 

Much appreciated and have a good one.