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Customize Your Music
Customize Your Music
Hey all, I'll start by saying welcome to my tutorial!
Are you tired of the annoying music in the lobby that makes you want to want new quarintine music already? Well i'm going to tell you how, it's very simple.
This is not for older more expierenced players, this is for the new people that do not know how to do this.
First: Open your Combat Arms folder, (C:, Nexon, Combat Arms), Open the folder called "Game", in here, find and select the folder titled BGM (Background Music) Now you can click on these files and find out which one goes to which type of music in Combat Arms.
Second: Select your favorite song(s) and place them in this folder, Be sure to make them into MP3 files, if you are using Itunes I will explain how to do that further in the tutorial, Once they are in there rename your song to fit the CA music you want to replace, for example if you chose to replace the quarintine music be sure to rename your new song to QRT_Count_BGM (Make sure to capatilize correctly).
Third: Move the old file to a new location so you can put it back in later if you want to. You can do this with all of the music in CA and with as many different songs as you want. This will work for Vista/XP/ and Windows 7.
Making an MP3 file from an Itunes song:
If you are using Itunes to get your music and your not sure how to make MP3 copies of the songs, Open your Itunes, click on "Edit" at the top, then select "Preferences" from the drop down menu. In the General tab, select "Import Settings" and set Import Using to MP3 Encoder, choose your quality and press "OK". Back at your music screen, Right click your desired song and select "Create MP3 Version" It will put an MP3 copy of the same song on your list, just drag this off the menu into the BGM folder I mentioned earlier, or onto your desktop or wherever you want it, and proceed to follow the instructions.
Credits to whomever discovered this, it's quite old so I wouldn't know who, and to me for writing this tutorial. If I helped you at all be sure to thank me and I'll catch you in future posts/tutorials
~D4rkne3s
Are you tired of the annoying music in the lobby that makes you want to want new quarintine music already? Well i'm going to tell you how, it's very simple.
This is not for older more expierenced players, this is for the new people that do not know how to do this.
First: Open your Combat Arms folder, (C:, Nexon, Combat Arms), Open the folder called "Game", in here, find and select the folder titled BGM (Background Music) Now you can click on these files and find out which one goes to which type of music in Combat Arms.
Second: Select your favorite song(s) and place them in this folder, Be sure to make them into MP3 files, if you are using Itunes I will explain how to do that further in the tutorial, Once they are in there rename your song to fit the CA music you want to replace, for example if you chose to replace the quarintine music be sure to rename your new song to QRT_Count_BGM (Make sure to capatilize correctly).
Third: Move the old file to a new location so you can put it back in later if you want to. You can do this with all of the music in CA and with as many different songs as you want. This will work for Vista/XP/ and Windows 7.
Making an MP3 file from an Itunes song:
If you are using Itunes to get your music and your not sure how to make MP3 copies of the songs, Open your Itunes, click on "Edit" at the top, then select "Preferences" from the drop down menu. In the General tab, select "Import Settings" and set Import Using to MP3 Encoder, choose your quality and press "OK". Back at your music screen, Right click your desired song and select "Create MP3 Version" It will put an MP3 copy of the same song on your list, just drag this off the menu into the BGM folder I mentioned earlier, or onto your desktop or wherever you want it, and proceed to follow the instructions.
Credits to whomever discovered this, it's quite old so I wouldn't know who, and to me for writing this tutorial. If I helped you at all be sure to thank me and I'll catch you in future posts/tutorials
~D4rkne3s
Originally Posted by d4rkne3s
