I noticed that. I've been trying a bunch of different ways to fix that myself. The bitrate and audio formats ARE correct, but there is an issue with length. If you could fix it in that regard I'd really appreciate that, thanks.

I'm also still waiting on like, five more lines of audio as well. I published it early since I figured I'd be getting those ones soon. Those lines being the dlc1m3_l4d1tank ones.

Yeah, I had a look and it's length. I can add silence to the lines that are too short but I'm not sure how to handle the longer ones since I don't want to cut them off mid-line.
Also if you're okay with overwriting the actual base game sound files you can replace the files and run snd_rebuildaudiocache in the in-game console to make the game itself change the length it uses for the files so they won't be stretched or squashed, the only downside is that it's a real hassle to get things back to the un-modded state afterwards.

Originally posted by Hedgie:

Yeah, I had a look and it's length. I can add silence to the lines that are too short but I'm not sure how to handle the longer ones since I don't want to cut them off mid-line.
Also if you're okay with overwriting the actual base game sound files you can replace the files and run snd_rebuildaudiocache in the in-game console to make the game itself change the length it uses for the files so they won't be stretched or squashed, the only downside is that it's a real hassle to get things back to the un-modded state afterwards.

Yeah, I'm completely cool with modding the base game. I've tried running snd_rebuildaudio cache with the files being replaced but it doesn't seem to change anything. I still hear Louis' audio, not Silvers, outside of a handful of lines. Do I have the files in the wrong folder or something?

Scratch that. I just fixed it. You can still fix the audio if you want, but I finally got hard-installing it to work. I realized that I forgot to replace the DLC3 Manager folder lines and that is apparently the base source of where most of the L4D1 lines come from. All that's fixed now.

Everyone is talking about how a "hard install: will fix the voice lines being slow, how do I do that?

Originally posted by Turanga Leela:

Scratch that. I just fixed it. You can still fix the audio if you want, but I finally got hard-installing it to work. I realized that I forgot to replace the DLC3 Manager folder lines and that is apparently the base source of where most of the L4D1 lines come from. All that's fixed now.

How do you go about doing that? I'd love to fix this mod.

Originally posted by SEGA_Genesis:

Originally posted by Turanga Leela:

Scratch that. I just fixed it. You can still fix the audio if you want, but I finally got hard-installing it to work. I realized that I forgot to replace the DLC3 Manager folder lines and that is apparently the base source of where most of the L4D1 lines come from. All that's fixed now.

How do you go about doing that? I'd love to fix this mod.

You have to replace the sound files in DLC1(for the passing) DLC2(the sacrifice) and DLC3(Original l4d1 lines)for the respective character(Louis is referred to as "manager" in the files), then boot up your game and type "rebuildaudiocache" into the console. It'll effectively make the new lines be the default for the game and work in versus as well.

you can try to create a custom audio script for the voicelines and use the custom script to replace the original so there wont have to be any hard installing.
https://www.gamemaps.com/guide/208
this kinda shows you how it works, maybe you can try experimenting with this.
I'm not much of a coder but I would love to play with this addon without the hard installing and most likely same for other people.

I suck at coding as well, it's why I don't usually try and mess with this stuff.

Alright then.