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This is the wonderfully intuitive tool I've been using to take .wav files and weave them into a voice pack. Auto-generates a readme file, has four team support, and can boost or nerf the volume of your pack (ignore what it says about volume levels above 1.0 being irrelevant, I've made most of my meaningful volume shifts in the 10-30 range!) If you'd like tips on good free programs for editing audio or extracting said audio from voice files posted on youtube, see my tutorial on the "tutorials" tab of this mod. TROUBLESHOOTING NOTE: You may need to make a clone of your UT2004 directory at the location where the packager looks for files. It consults all kinds of files from UT2k4, so might as well just move your backup folder of UT2004 to the location where it looks, since it doesn't alter the files.

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Paul Catalano's UT2004 Voice Packager
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medve
medve - - 1,475 comments

haha, thats my deviantart icon

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dr.flay
dr.flay - - 106 comments

Which version is this ?

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Nips34
Nips34 - - 67 comments

This is probably version 1.0.4.6

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JoshZemlinsky
JoshZemlinsky - - 348 comments

This is completely useless if you have the Steam version of Unreal Tournament 2004, since it absolutely requires the old *** retail version of the game from 2004.

Basically, if it can't find that **** in the registry it denies to launch.
What idiot came up with that brilliant idea?

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LUISDooM
LUISDooM - - 7 comments

I remember making a VoicePack using UnrealEd... Pretty tedious work. This simplifies the process a lot! And this worked like a charm in the GOG version of the game.
Thank you very much for this! :D

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