GP2-Messages from pits

some time ago i heard here that some of the guys who were digging into gp2 files found, first the wet weather menus ( well this has been explained as "there wasnt time to put in wet weather" ) but the other interesting thing they ( or he ) found was speech samples which if i remember correctly were samples of the pit crews talking to u over the radio. this sounds good to me does anybody know any more on the subject? will it come with the patch? ???????? -- David O Mahony ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The file sample.cat in the sound directory (in your CD or HD) contains audio in the RAW format, use Cool Edit or another wav proggie to play it. The beginning of the file is formatted using 22khz mono raw format, the from then to the end of the same is 11khz, thats where there are voices saying "oil on the track", etc... All replies must be sent here or to E-mail.

Would be lovely is what you say is true. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Southend, Essex. UK -----------------------------------------------------------------

Hey ! You burnt the following into my screen : I've the German version and I've got samples in English, German, French and Spanish ! That's quite curious ! According to that the GP2.EXE is mainly made by 00000000000000000000000's !!! Is that the place needed for the weather ???

I have the Italian .wav file. What do I have to do exactly? -Federico

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> = > Hey ! > You burnt the following into my screen : > = > >The file sample.cat in the sound directory (in your CD or HD) contains > >audio in the RAW format, use Cool Edit or another wav proggie to play > >it. The beginning of the file is formatted using 22khz mono raw > >format, the from then to the end of the same is 11khz, that=B4s where > >there are voices saying "oil on the track", etc... > I've the German version and I've got samples in English, German, French a=

nd Spanish ! > = > That's quite curious ! Well, it isn't. Microprose simply put all languages at the cd, so they only= need to produce one instead of Dutch, Englisch, German, French, Italian and Spanish= one's. The only difference that makes a certain version is the language of the man= ual. And I'm happy about that, because it made it possible for me to install GP2= in the English language, although I have the Dutch version. = -- = ************************* Dreammaster rules again ************************* Windows.....brings you yesterdays speed today.

Hey ! You burnt the following into my screen : How did you do that ????????????????????????????????????????

> Hey ! > You burnt the following into my screen : > >And I'm happy about that, because it made it possible for me to install GP2 > >in the English language, although I have the Dutch version. > How did you do that ???????????????????????????????????????? What do you mean? In the installer you can select the language you want : English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, and maybe some more (I don't know for sure anymore). You even can change the language by re-installing. The only thing in this case is that in some cases the former language pops back up. But this disappears when using those menu's, options and stuff. -- ************************* Dreammaster rules again ************************* Windows.....brings you yesterdays speed today.

>> Hey ! >> You burnt the following into my screen : >> >And I'm happy about that, because it made it possible for me to install GP2 >> >in the English language, although I have the Dutch version. How do you get the tech tips when reviewing the performance data?? Tuxedo Ben; Sworn Protecter of Mizuno-Ami _____ ____ _____ / ____|/ __ \ / ____| Please help keep "Sailor Moon" alive & thriving | (___ | | | | (___ in North America by signing the SOS petition! \___ \| | | |\___ \ ================================================ ____) | |__| |____) | http://looney.physics.sunysb.edu/~daffy/sos/ |_____ave____ur___ailors!=============== Please Sign!! ==================