Posted by Neo-Tech
As said in the title. And i mean a full screen version. Not the one that comes out like a little dot.
thx
Posted by Red_Rach
yeah I can send it if you like
Posted by arroyootje
could you send it to me too?
thanks
Posted by wapchimp
danger - another topic with hundreds of esato members asking 'can you send it to me to'
Posted by Neo-Tech
Yes please.
Posted by Red_Rach
PM your e-mails as I dont think I cant do it by PM, never done this before lol
Posted by senninha
make it easier on yourself. just upload the file to www.rapidshare.de and post the link here. then you won't have to be bothered by repeated requests.
Posted by harryville
Here you go!!
http://rapidshare.com/files/1112925/Pac-Man.jar.html
Posted by Neo-Tech
I keep on getting a message saying Download session expired. Can you please upload it to Mega Upload
Posted by senninha
worked fine for me. thanks dude!
Posted by baste07
no problems with me either
Posted by Neo-Tech
Since you can download it. Can u upload it elsewhere
Posted by pecunia
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Posted by nicv27
sorry i seem to be having issues with rapid share also any chance of putting it elsewhere
Thanks
Posted by djtwistter
http://img76.imageshack.us/my[....]=mpacmanmfuseproductionyc2.swf
Posted by darrengf
Just a quick question. I have downloaded the game and it works fine, but there are no sounds.
Is any one else having the same probs?
Posted by Red_Rach
Yeah I dont get anyone sound on mine, but this is pacman. The sound is limited anyway.
Posted by pecunia
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http://files.ww.com/
someone upload it plzzzzzzzzz
Posted by frakker
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Working fine here. Thanks a lot!
Posted by Jools
All the sounds inside the .jar file are in .mmf format - which is a ringtone format that some other mobile phones use - but not the K800.
Maybe its possible for some clever person to open the .jar files, and convert all the .mmf files into some other format that the K800 can play. Then edit the .jar file so it loads the new sounds instead of the old, and then re-pack the game into the .jar file.
I'd have a go if I knew how to do it in practise, rather than theortically!
Posted by darrengf
So the Gauntlet has been laid?
Any one can oblige?
I'm a Hard Ware Tech support person, But wish i also understood software too.
Oh Well
Ill just make my own sounds in my head as i know only how pac man should sound !!
Posted by Neo-Tech
@ Joolg4
I am a JAVA Programmer and i do know how to convert files and pack them back again.
[ This Message was edited by: machanic on 2006-10-30 15:57 ]
Posted by Neo-Tech
Right as all of you like PacMan and Red_Rach emailed me the game. I am going to convert the mmf files to mp3.
So it should be done by tonight
Posted by ghostfreak
Let us know when
Posted by korbindallis
sound or no sound i still like it a lott
thanks
Posted by Jools
I converted a few mmf files to see what they were like, and they are quite crappy 'polyphonic' style reproductions.
So I have extracted all the original 'proper' Pac-Man arcade sounds from the iPod version of Pac-Man, and converted them to MP3 files. Download them here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/1348260/audio.zip.html
The only thing is, you'll have to identify all the s0.mmf, s1.mmf etc. files and replace them with proper sounds above. They'll also need re-naming.
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Any luck yet?
Posted by dcuk
Replacing the audio files still produces on sound!
So I'm guessing you'll need the source code, so you can redirect the sound calls from within the program to read the new file extension as they must have entered 's0.mmf' instead of just 's0' to read the sounds
Changing the files and using the same names but with a different extension just gets ignored.
PS: I've tried .mp3 as well as .amr
Posted by Jools
Ah...that's a pain!
I wonder whether with a hex-editor you could change any references to s0.mmf to s0.mp3 etc.?
I had a look through some of the .class files with a Hex Editor, and it appears there may be support in the sound driver for other sound formats - they are all listed amongst the gobbledeegook of code.
Wish I knew how to re-pack .jar files on my Mac...! The UNIX jar command is available in the Terminal, but I don't know what options to use...
Posted by dcuk
Hey JoolsG4,
which program did you use to convert the .mmf file types when you listened to them to asses the sound quality?
is it a mac only one? I've tried a couple of downloaded pc ones but to no avail,
I could always set up mac emulation again if I needed but only have System7.6 (bought years ago) even so it does implement some PowerPC code if the software you recomend needs it.
Posted by Jools
It was this web-site:
http://media-convert.com/
Just upload the file via your browser, choose a few settings and the web-site does the rest...