Decoding PS2 file names to determine PFA type | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

Gary LiebischOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

When downloading PS2 sound files from the website, has anyone figured out a way to determine, from the filename, whether it contains PASSENGER sounds or FREIGHT sounds? I've been looking for a PS2 diesel 3V 1MB file that uses FREIGHT for the PFA. I have to download them, load them into the engine, and then listen, a very tedious process. Some files have an accompanying MP3, but I don't believe the MP3 contains ALL the sounds of the complete file.

2/15/205:45 PM

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Rigatoni Express RailroadOGR Forum Member

Based on my older files, it looks like Freight will be something like PO72PFxxxxxx (PF being the key) and passenger will be something like PO52PPxxxxxx (PP being the key.

If I'm in error, someone will correct this. Joe

Gary LiebischOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

Thanks, that is consistent with a couple of files I downloaded today.

rtr12OGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Attached is a pdf file and somewhat of a guide to MTH sound file names. This was posted here some time ago by Dave Hikel.

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