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Dataslycer
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Pig sound breaks speakers and ears.
Simply put, we need a less noisier pig sound. The oinkers' squeal/screech is entirely too loud .
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SacreDoom
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loftar
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Re: Pig sound breaks speakers and ears.
I agree, but I don't really know why, because the source files sound perfectly acceptable. It might be that the conversion to Vorbis messed the sounds up somehow. I'll try and lower the volume to see if that makes it any better (it might avoid the encoder bug or whatever it is that might be causing it).
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ViciousGamer04
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Re: Pig sound breaks speakers and ears.
Sound is bugged for me on H&H anyways so I hear no sound but now I am curious... hahahDataslycer wrote:Simply put, we need a less noisier pig sound. The oinkers' squeal/screech is entirely too loud .
