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I GOT IT! I GOT IT! Â Â Â THANK YOU EARTHQUAKE!!!!!!! The problem was that it is a dos program and it ran so fast I couldn't read the simple instructions. So here is a detailed instruction for everyone running Windows95 or higher: 0) Â Get the decoder from earthquake's link 1) Â Unpack the WSS files you want from the PBO 2) Â put wssdec.exe in the same folder as the WSS files 3) Â Open up your MSDOS prompt 4) Â in DOS, go to the folder and type this: example: WSSDEC [WSS File name goes here] it only does one file at a time but it works THANK YOU EARTHQUAKE

I really appreciate it EartHQuakE, and thank you. However, just how are they supposed to work? And what are the codecs for (ie, Windows Media Player, Quicktime, etc.) All that is in the zip file are 2 exe's with no explanation on how to use them

man this is really depressing. Something so simple and yet NOBODY seems to know how to do it andbohemia interactive won't answer e-mails either.

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Okay please do not tell me to read the tutorial. I do not have OGG files. They is not one d@mn OGG file in my PBO's. I have these lousy WSS files which there is no reference to anywhere on the net. I want to turn .wss files into .wav and vie-versa. Can anyone please help??