Help Please, Problem with gauge sound...

[Guest alfaserv]

Hello everyone,This is probably a stupid question, but i can't figure it out.I am trying to build an accurate Learjet Panel, and for that I use amongst a lot of other gauges a gauge called Boeing747-400.AC-switch.gau.It is an older gauge, and it represents a simple square button to control the airconditioning with.When I press it, a sound starts, but that sound is much too loud for my panel, so I wanted to change it.I began searching for a .wav file, and searched my entire harddisk, tried them all, but the sound is not there. I am completely flabbergasted !My question: is it possible that the sound is built in the gauge itself, and if so, how can I change it? I am no programmer so I hope the solution will be simple??Thanks,Jack

[n4gix 4,947]

The sound is probably encoded into the gauge. If so, then it cannot be modified without the original source code.

[Guest zip]

Images, icons, text and sounds can be embedded in a gauge file - they are called resources.There are some tools out there to extract some types of images (bmp format), but I'm not sure one exists to extract a wav file.However, you might be able to record the sound while it's playing back.

[Guest alfaserv]

Hi, and thanks for your answers.Snooping around at the forum led me to this program: ResHacker.With this I was able to subtract the .wav file, edit it (brought down the volume with WaveEditor), and put it back in, and it works !!!Never too old to learn........Thanks all !Jack