Remastered Soundtrack - where to find?

[smile]

In the game description is mentioned that there are the remastered original tracks included - but where can I find them, after downloading the game? They are not in the game folders and also not in the menue?

I already thought about if I have to buy the Collection now again, because maybe when I bought it (about 3 years ago) the soundtrack was not included yet. But this would make me very sad, and also has the problem that you can't buy a game again for your own account on steam.

[Ritsuka]

Options-Audio-Music Jukebox Editor

[Nyerguds]

The soundtrack is in-game, but isn't included as external files. It's available on a multitude of stores and streaming services though.

Of course, you can also just get OS Big Editor and dig through the game's file archives; I'm sure you'll find them in there somewhere.

[SlasH]

I posted links to spotify and youtube it seems they have been deleted. But I am sure you can find them yourself searching

[Nyerguds]

Yea, they're on Apple Music and Spotify. Not sure why they'd disallow links to that, but you can find them here:

C&C Wiki: Command & Conquer: Remastered Collection soundtrack - External links[cnc.fandom.com]

[smile]

Thank you all for your awnsers - so I reallo do not understand why you have to buy the soundtrack extra on apple music etc., but well, I will survive that investment^^

[SlasH]

Originally posted by smile:

I reallo do not understand why you have to buy the soundtrack extra on apple music etc., but well, I will survive that investment^^

There is a way to make MP3 out of YouTube Videos, I will not explain... simply google for it.

[EF_Neo1st]

Originally posted by Nyerguds:

The soundtrack is in-game, but isn't included as external files. It's available on a multitude of stores and streaming services though.

Of course, you can also just get OS Big Editor and dig through the game's file archives; I'm sure you'll find them in there somewhere.

Not even needed, Youtube have it all.

[SlasH]

I meant for offline use

[Nyerguds]

You can just use the extraction tool for that. I prefer my music with as little extra encoder mangling as possible.

I own the physical box, though, so I got them as flac on a tiberium-shaped usb drive, and as physical audio CDs.