How To Change the Location of the Soundtrack ? (Solved)

[Sifaw99]

as the title says, I want to change the location of the music in the folder E: \ TDATA \ fffe000 to one of the following partitions F: \ or G: \. Because I installed almost the DLCs and it rest 100mb, and E: has a small storage about 4.8gb. I would like to install my music and listen to it in PGR2. So i ask is there a option to change soundtrack location??

UPDATE:I got it working, its piece of cake , it's just change location inside XBE, and copy the folder TDATA\FFFE0000 in E\ to F\. Thats all. Also i changed the location of XBOX Soundtrack Editor to look directly to F\DATA\FFFE0000. I tested in PGR2,FORZA,GTASA and its working!!

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Edited February 18, 2019 by Sifaw99

[nikeymikey]

I think the soundtrack location is sort of hard coded. The games know where to look for it so moving it won’t work. 

[Sifaw99]

Its easy.

[nikeymikey]

Nice work! It was hard coded tho 😃 hex editing the xbe was a good idea.

[CB-Games]

Or just FTP your music to F and delete from E, through MS Dash.

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[matador]

''XBE Audio Patcher 1.00

This Application will change the Drive Letter to 
where the Custom SoundTracks are located.  For
instance, instead of having the ST.DB file located
in E:\TDATA/fffe0000\....etc it will be stored in F:\TDATA/fffe0000.

This program might not be usefull to alot of you,
but if you play games that support Custom SoundTracks
and you are using the Xbox Sound Track Manger then 
this program might be some use to you.

Note: This will only work for games Saved on the HardDrive.
Download: Usual Places

BlueCELL''

[resident935]

Hello. Please tell me where can I download this patcher? And what do you need to patch?...please help

[prtscn]

what format xbox soundtrack support?

[KaosEngineer]

On 4/8/2020 at 8:27 AM, resident935 said:

Hello. Please tell me where can I download this patcher? And what do you need to patch?...please help

It is on xbin.org.s FTP server; however, it is in the wrong location.  Being a Windows application - dot exe file - that runs on a PC, it should be in

• XBOX / PC Based Applications / xbe-xip-xbx tools / XBE_Audio_Patcher /

but it is actually in

• XBOX / Console Based Applications / utilities / XBE_Audio_Patcher /

It does not include the comdlg32.ocx file either, so it will most likely display an error message stating that file is missing when you run it.

[KaosEngineer]

On 4/8/2020 at 9:39 AM, prtscn said:

what format xbox soundtrack support?

WMA files.  You cannot simply upload the file via FTP to add it to the available soundtracks.  There's a special ST.DB file that must be edited and the new album/song file(s) placed in the correct location for them to be be accessible to games that support custom soundtracks.

Instead, use the CD ripping feature of the stock dashboard to add new songs/albums.