Anyone know where the music files are?

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I want to know where the music files are because I want to use them to listen to them on my other devices especially when I'm going somewhere with no internet. So yeah.

[AnthonyBF2]

lol just find star wars music on youtube

[R3troSim]

The actual music and sound files are here:

• <Steam_Install_Folder>\steamapps\common\Star Wars Battlefront II\Game Data\DATA\_LVL_PC\MUS

• <Steam_Install_Folder>\steamapps\common\Star Wars Battlefront II\Game Data\DATA\_LVL_PC\SOUND

But they are custom .LVL file types only meant to be read by the game's related program files, so you wouldn't be able to read them -- at least easily!

Someone's created a list of YouTube videos of the original soundtrack here by the looks of it:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=643737813

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Originally posted by MKS | R3troSim:

The actual music and sound files are here:

• <Steam_Install_Folder>\steamapps\common\Star Wars Battlefront II\Game Data\DATA\_LVL_PC\MUS

• <Steam_Install_Folder>\steamapps\common\Star Wars Battlefront II\Game Data\DATA\_LVL_PC\SOUND

But they are custom .LVL file types only meant to be read by the game's related program files, so you wouldn't be able to read them -- at least easily!

Someone's created a list of YouTube videos of the original soundtrack here by the looks of it:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=643737813

Is there a app or program that lets me read .LVL files?

[R3troSim]

Originally posted by TheLoneWanderer:

Is there a app or program that lets me read .LVL files?

Did some quick googling and turns out there is a LVL extractor tool on Nexus Mods[www.nexusmods.com].

The only other thing I was going to suggest was to see if the SWBFII engine editor (Zero[www.zeroengine.io]) could read them.

Honestly though, I don't know whether that LVL extractor will work in the way you'd want it to (I suspect it's only for actual mapping/level editing, and Pandemic simply found a way to package the sounds/music in LVL files too... With that said, it's still the same file type so you could well find a way to extract a more common or readable file from it).


References for information:

• FileInfo[fileinfo.com]
  
• PCGamingWiki[pcgamingwiki.com]

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Thanks