PS2 Music Patch?

[Drkie]

I finished this game a while ago with all of its original assets and I felt like replaying it, albeit completely modded this time. I installed the new backgrounds/sprites/cg's/voices etc etc..., but I couldn't find a non-dead link for the PS2 music patch (for a complete revamp).

Does anybody know where I can find it?

[Ohagi-Chan]

I know someone that definitely has it installed (I don't, I've changed computers since June 2015) so I'll ask them to host it for you.

[Drkie]

That would be great if you could :3

[Ohagi-Chan]

Had a look around. Not sure such a mod was ever released for this Steam version.
I only found a music patch for the 2009 MG version.

[Drkie]

If it's what I think it is, they are just extensionless OGG files aren't they? I can probably add the extension and it will work with the steam version... I think.

[Ohagi-Chan]

I'll link you to that MG2009 mod later then

[Ohagi-Chan]

This one here.
http://higurashifix.wikia.com/wiki/Music_Patch

[Drkie]

Yeah, i checked that and a few more before asking here, they are all dead (check the PS2 section) :c

[Ohagi-Chan]

I see.
Sorry I couldn't help peersonally.
I didn't do any work on the Steam mods but through chance networking I managed to get 2-3 on my friends list. I'll ask around to see if they have the resources to make a mod like that.

A little problem being that a lot of them don't use Steam as frequently anymore. Gura hasn't even been on Reddit since last year, as far as I know. A shame, he was really skilled at everything he did, when he wasn't a prick :)

[Drkie]

It's okay, thanks for taking the time to check ^^ Let me know if you find it though!

[fllthdcrb]

Originally posted by NickGS:

If it's what I think it is, they are just extensionless OGG files aren't they? I can probably add the extension and it will work with the steam version... I think.

Not quite. To be exact, they're Ogg files with a 64-byte header prepended. It contains some basic metadata like length of the enclosed file (without the header), number of samples, channels, etc., I guess to make it easier for the engine. Removing that header yields a playable file.